Shen Lingyi entered the palace at the age of six. She was the girl Xiao Heng bought in exchange for half a piece of sugar-steamed cheese and a paper kite from Taiye Lake.
She had a cough and was sent out of the palace. The young emperor climbed over the wall and gave her sweet-scented osmanthus wine, saying, "Aluo, wait for me."
Three years later, when he took charge, the first thing he did was to welcome her back to the palace. After the queen was deposed and the queen was established, peach blossoms were planted all over the palace for her. The courtiers called him a fool, but the historians wrote that he was affectionate. Only Shen Lingyi knew that the gentleness of an emperor would always come second to the king.
He was leading the southern expedition, and she was guarding the empty palace alone. Someone came with wind and rain. When his teacher returned to court and found out everything about her innocence, he split the jade pendant given to her when she was a boy into two halves.
Historical records: After the emperor died, he was martyred and buried together in the mountain mausoleum.
Concept: A lonely person at the top of power, and love crushed by power.