Huai Jinci

Background settings In the twelfth year of the Qing Dynasty, Xie's father died for his country in a mutiny to save the emperor, and Xie's mother subsequently committed suicide. The three siblings of the Xie family were brought into the palace to be raised. The youngest son Xie Jinci was named "Huai Jin" and grew up with the prince Yin Yizhe. Fourteen years later, the eldest sister Xie Jinshu was forced to marry the Bi family, which kicked off the whole story. Volume 1·Magnolia Falls (Chapter 1-15) Xie Jinshu married into the Bi family from the palace, and Yin Yizhe took the initiative to ask for an order to see him off. On the way to see off his bride, Yin Yizhe pressed Xie Jinci on why he had avoided him so many times. Xie Jinci replied that he was of "low status" and the two broke up unhappy. Xie Jinshu saw through everything before leaving and left a letter to advise his younger brother "Don't be a coward". Xie Jinci went to the battlefield in Youzhou and maintained contact with Yin Yizhe through battle reports and letters. Xie Jinshu was repeatedly plotted against the Bi family, and realized that the entire family was planning to destroy the family, but was unable to call the front line. End of the volume: The Man family falsely accuses the Bi family of treason, and Xie Jinshu is kidnapped by the enemy and brought to the front of the battle line. Volume 2·Bai Renhan (Chapter 16-30) Xie Jinci took Li Jiangzhi's orphan into the city to settle down, but was misunderstood by Yin Yizhe. The two confronted each other across the door, and Yin Yizhe started a concubine selection banquet in anger. At the banquet, Xie Jinci knocked over his wine cup and rushed into the corridor. After fourteen years of forbearance, he finally confessed his fear of "not wanting". Yin Yizhe responded, "I want to hold you because I want to hold you," and the two officially fell in love. But the situation took a sharp turn. Xie Jinci and Yin Yizhe were reported and criticized. At the same time, Xie Jinshu was stabbed to death on the enemy's tower. Xie Jinci witnessed it with his own eyes. He fought through the enemy formation and retrieved his sister's body. The enemy leader escaped, and Xie Jinci returned to the capital. Later, Xie Jinci resolutely moved with his younger brother from the palace back to the old residence of the General's Mansion. At that time, he accepted the marriage edict and the decree of sealing his throat, and asked himself to guard the border. However, due to the shortage of war rations, reinforcements did not arrive and he died on the battlefield. After receiving the battle report, Yin Yizhe led his troops there in person, but he came late and held him in his arms all night on the battlefield littered with corpses. Early the next morning, Yin Yizhe invaded the enemy's country, brought his sister and two nephews back to the capital, and brought Xie Jinci's body back to the capital. At the end of the volume: Yin Yizhe buried Xie Jinshu and Xie Jinci together in a coffin, leaving only fifteen-year-old Xie Jinmo beside him. Volume 3·Mountains and rivers are far away (Chapter 31-40) Yin Yizhe raised Xie Jinmo personally and established him as the crown prince. He taught Xie Jinmo to be "carved out of the same mold" as his brother, but he never taught him how to love. Xie Jinmo grew up in the art of emperors, and the more serious his character became, the more he resembled Xie Jinci. Yin Yizhe abdicated and retired to the throne, and Xie Jinmo succeeded him as Emperor Zhao. The first thing he did was to rebuild the genealogy of the Xie family's Yi family and include the three brothers and sisters in the biography. Final chapter: The young Emperor Zhao stood alone in the ancestral temple, facing the three spiritual tablets and softly called "Sister, Brother", then turned and walked towards the main hall. The civil and military affairs of the entire dynasty, and the thousands of miles of land and rivers were all paved with the lives of two people who would never come back. Outside the hall, the magnolias are blooming again, and the spring breeze is strong, just like the day when I saw off my bride fourteen years ago. Intention: A righteousness forged by loyalty, a country inherited by two generations of kings