Preface:
I, Zhao Yuanbi, look back on the way I came, and every step I take is full of changes. Relatives, hometown, and the way back seem difficult to find. I was lost in thought, but I felt my shoulders being held tightly by the man beside me, and I looked into his eyes, which were still hard to understand. Is he a shackle, or is he a belonging? What I never expected was that my homesickness and sadness would actually become the dream of an empire. The master of the dream is him, and more importantly, me. My sanity is still driving me to flee from him and his country...
I, the blue of Monan, stare at her beside me. I am Oug's favorite grandson, Eji's most obedient son, an eagle on the grassland, and an oasis in the desert. I galloped and fought to fulfill Ouger's dream; I was rich in Confucianism, just for Eji's smile. As for her, I gave her a BMW, made her a white jade flute, and even let her have it! But I still can't seem to erase the melancholy in her eyes. And damn I care about her melancholy! What's even more damning is that I know the source of that melancholy, and yet I unknowingly just want to fulfill her dream...
Summary:
This article focuses on the Eurasian continent in the early 11th century, telling the legendary story of a generation of Mongolian prodigy Mo Lan and a South China Sea fisherman girl Zhao Yuanbi.
Genghis Khan led the Mongolian cavalry to unify Mongolia. With his death, the throne of Khan was passed on to his descendants one after another.
Molan, Genghis Khan's proudest grandson.
Unfortunately, Mo Lan was not in the group that could inherit the throne, and his father also died when his uncle Wokuotai was in power and the cause of death was unknown.
The young vassal king stayed at his residence and devoted himself to Confucianism, Persian business, and Tibetan Buddhism, thinking of great achievements in the world.
One day, his Eji lovingly comforted him: "Reading thousands of books is not as good as traveling thousands of miles."
So the young man took his Eighteen Su Guards with him and began to explore the Sixteen States of Yanyun, the Central Plains, and the vast land of Baiyue.
Just as his fleet was passing through the South China Sea, a woman was caught on board!
What he never expected was that this woman would guide him in his confused years.
When he found that he was used to having her by his side, she actually told him that she was tired and wanted to retire and return home?
Those plans to build a metropolis, proposals to comfort the common people... Without her, who would help him clarify his ideas?
She actually said to him: "The place I want to go back to is not the territory under your jurisdiction after all."
Ridiculous, isn't it just a dying imperial court?
He promised to defeat that foolish king, destroy the court, and even use her name as the new name of the country. She should be happy, right?
However, she said that women always have to go home to get married, and the family she promised to was still waiting for her...
What can he do?