He is obviously an emperor, but what he yearns for is not rights but freedom.
She is obviously a righteous daughter who rebels against thieves. What she looks forward to is not her father going to court, but her father's happiness.
He is obviously a little guard, and what he wants is not promotion and wealth, but the eternity of the one he loves.
I really don't understand it more and more.
How could the conflict between Prince Ning and his great ancestor Zhu Di be resolved so easily? Could it be that he wanted to continue the feud between Cao Pi and Cao Zhi?
Although I don't like Cao Zhi, I don't want the Ming Dynasty to end because of the historical issues left by the two brothers!
Well, it seems it depends on him!
Come on!
Enter the mighty General Zhu Houzhao!
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