Emperor's Edict

Double birth. The royal family is in decline, and the heroes are vying for the throne. On the bank of the Han River, King Yan and King Liang meet for the first time. In the years that followed, the southern and northern campaigns were handed over to Fu and Bei, with Yan Ning as the king, Liang Wang as his minister, and the history secretary as a good talk. After the world was settled, the King of Liang often wanted to rebel. Yan Ning demoted him to Hexi and was not allowed to return to Beijing for the rest of his life. A year later, King Liang failed in his rebellion and was imprisoned. The king with a different surname, who looked upon the Duke, had his hands and feet disabled, and his reputation was ruined. The emperor looked at him with sorrow in his eyes: If you could do it again, would you regret it? Once again, on the bank of the Han River, no one came to the appointment. Yan Ning thought, in this life, I will never form an alliance with the King of Liang. I would rather die in the battle of Baicheng. I don't owe the King of Liang a sword or an arrow. Liang Baihong also thought the same. Since Yan Ning could not give him the position of queen he wanted as emperor, then he would be the emperor. He could risk the disapproval of the world and marry a male queen. Unexpectedly, the two met unexpectedly in Zichen Mountain. They were both bewitched and had to have sex once a month. The separated monarchs and ministers were forced to be tied together again, and Yan Ning tried her best to avoid going down the same old path. But Liang Baihong was so happy that he didn't know what heaven and earth were. It turned out that he could get his wife without rebelling. Yan Ning was speechless: You didn't say that you rebelled because you wanted to be the queen. The admiration is sincere, and the rebellion is also sincere. The king and his ministers are fighting to the death, and all they have left is a hearty fight... Emperor Duanfang was attacked by * crazy criticism of kings with different surnames Intention: To draw the eagle bow like the full moon, look northwest, and shoot at the wolf