The Imperial Tutor: Song of Qianlong (Four Realms, Part Two)

This is the second half of Volume Three of The Imperial Tutor. It tells the story of what happens after Liu Qingfan and Feng Siming return to Cheng'an, the capital of the Northern Luo Kingdom. Now that Qingfan has truly entered the royal court, how will he handle the many affairs arising from the closely watched unification of the Three Judicial Offices? What will come of the peace talks and marriage alliance between the Xiling and Northern Luo kingdoms? And how will Shang Fang, the God General and Emperor Nian'an of Xiling, who has never given up his power or responsibilities, handle relations between the two kingdoms after their defeat? Let me tell you, one story at a time. This story was first published on Qidian Chinese Network. ※※※※※ The Qingjiang River washes away the dust of travel. Where does the evening sun fall over the silent city? The returning geese are back above the tower, while new swallows flutter through the fresh halls. By day, let the wind and scenery dance freely; at dusk, come with me to watch the clearing skies. Who could have guessed that in the warm glow of the setting sun, the wind in the willows would unsettle the heartstrings? The great tide makes no sound; only when earth and heaven tremble does it bear witness. A grand feast follows its rites; harmony between heaven and people is always a matter of the heart. The moon's beauty cannot understand our shared intentions. Bamboo knows the morning wind and the lingering dew. The host is gracious, and guests come often. Let us raise golden cups and jade dishes, with bows at our ears, carved saddles, and embroidered brocade. What can we rely on in these peaceful, beautiful days? I ponder in silence, In a small courtyard, down a deep alley, the young scholar wears his green robes. Theme: