When he was twelve years old, Li Zhaoyang fell from a tree and was caught by a girl whose face was covered with blood.
She gave him a headband and said, "Be mine, and I will protect you." Then she forgot. Forgot completely.
Ten years later, Xiao Zhao, a female general from a poor family, returned to Beijing with a frayed and fast-breaking phoenix knot knot wrapped around her wrist. When the fourth princess Zhaoyang saw it, her heart was blocked, but she couldn't remember it.
She asked: "Who tied this knot?"
"Old stuff, worthless."
She didn't know that the headband was given to her by herself; she didn't know that the weather-stricken man had taken a child's words for ten years; she didn't even know that the mother-in-law erased everything before she died, just so that she could come back on her own.
Later, she ascended the throne as emperor and tied the newly made phoenix tail knot on the man's wrist.
"This old one is what you saved for me. This new one is what I earned myself." You protected me from ascending to the throne, and I will be my employer in the world.
Historical name: The rule of Zhaozhao.
One sentence introduction: I answered when I was twelve years old, I am yours.
Tags: loyal dog, love, reunion, chasing wife at crematorium
Purpose: True loyalty is never blind obedience, but a sobriety that is willing to deliver despite knowing that one is being used; and the deepest form of love is forgetting the whole world but only remembering your promise.
