Twelve-year-old Xiao Huizhou met 13-year-old Southern Xinjiang proton Shen Yuan in the academy. Two poor, unloved little people keep each other warm. But God would not favor them. When Xiao Huizhou was fifteen years old, something unexpected happened. The emperor suddenly passed away, causing turmoil in the court, which started a three-year emperorless state in the Yin Dynasty. At that time, the prince who controlled the hostages of other countries was eager to win over Southern Xinjiang as foreign aid to strengthen himself. He took the initiative to send envoys, promising to form an alliance with Southern Xinjiang, and release the Muman first, in exchange for Southern Xinjiang's grain, grass, and military support.
Three years later, Xiao Huizhou, who was only 18 years old, supported the young emperor and became the powerful regent.
He was filled with joy when the two countries reunited at the palace banquet, but found that Shen Yuan had lost his memory and could not remember him at all. His hanging heart was finally broken, and he was still persuading himself to let each other go.
After the palace banquet on the other side, Shen Yuan felt empty after returning to southern Xinjiang. He rushed to the capital of the Yin Dynasty alone regardless of the obstruction. After learning the news, Xiao Huizhou invited him to stay in the regent's palace temporarily with the hospitality of the royal family of the Central Plains.
Later, an assassination attack occurred, and Shen Yuan subconsciously blocked the arrow for Xiao Huizhou. The severe pain brought back the dusty past, and countless memories flooded into my mind, remembering the years together when I was a child.
Intent: In the ups and downs of troubled times, two-way redemption leads to mutual return.