On the night when the Daliang Kingdom fell, Princess Ji Weixi of Zhaoyang, dressed in the prince's court dress, knelt in front of the Xuanzheng Hall and exchanged one person's life for the well-being of the people. And the Hun Khan Helianshuo who rode into the city was the young man who gave her a wolf tooth under the moon six years ago and promised her peace.
From their first acquaintance at a young age to the destruction of their country and family, from a prisoner to the emperor and empress who lived side by side in the royal study - he forced her to join the game with the help of his country, and she earned a place in the court with her wisdom and tenacity. He promised her a better Beishuo, but her heart was always separated from the pain of the country's subjugation and the old friend in the green shirt.
Historical records record that after Taizu Beishuo died, he was buried together with Queen Zhaoming. It was the most silent affection of an emperor, and it was also the final reconciliation reached by two lonely souls in the ruins of troubled times.
Intention: Perhaps growth means learning to squat down and plant your own flower among the rubble on nights when you are reconciled with loss again and again.
