During the reign of Emperor Ying, the power of the Western Qin Dynasty was revived. At the court, Wen had Xiao and Bai as prime ministers, and Wu had An Guogong and his son as generals. In the harem, Queen Bai had two sons in succession, monopolizing the emperor's favor, and her position was unbreakable. If it weren't for the cherry blossom viewing feast that year, perhaps the Western Qin and Northern Alliance Rong Di might have swallowed up Feng Heng and Ji Bin. It's a pity that the cherry blossoms were in full bloom that year, and the Eagle Emperor was in such a good mood that the great cause of unifying the southeast was not completed after all. What was once a possibility was just a sigh in the shadow of the tea fragrance of historians.
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Sure enough, the little fish will never grow up. [Look sideways.
Sure enough, the little fish will never grow up. [Look sideways.