Kangxi and Yongzheng, the story of two generations of emperors and the grievances of two generations. Originally, it was all history, but Yu Nuoer, a modern man, accidentally stepped into the 50th year of Kangxi three hundred years ago.
She was caught up in the battle for the inheritance of the nine sons and the ten-year struggle, unable to advance or retreat. Her initial idea of keeping herself alone has quietly changed.
She met the cold and wise fourth elder brother, the gentle and jade-like eighth elder brother, the ninth elder brother who was cold on the outside and hot on the inside, the tenth elder brother who had no desires and desires, the casual and unrestrained thirteenth elder brother, and the unruly fourteenth elder brother. From being ignorant to understanding the world, she has also learned the tricks of the people in the palace. She protects those who love her with all her heart, and those who hate her, she can be both offensive and defensive.
After the storm was over, she chose her fourth brother, who had always loved her deeply, hoping to win her heart and stay together forever; but the harem fights, mutual suspicions, and past events had become barriers to their love; she thought that if she held on, the clouds would clear and the moon would shine, but his words completely tore her scarred heart apart, and she had the courage to leave the Forbidden City and that person who had given up her heart.
We met for the first time, and we were determined to be united. He is the only one who dares not forget it in this life.
Warm as jade, smiling as the wind, everything you want in life turns into clouds and smoke,
As cold as ice and as heart as fire, the love and affection will bind him throughout his life.
Having nothing to seek or desire, I wish to be a mortal rather than an honorable person.
Xiaos are heard, smiles are not forgotten, and confidants are kept silent.
The lotus pond, the boat, the infatuated words and jokes,
Deep in the palace, I love you so much, I wish you could never leave each other.
After more than ten years and three hundred years, I hope we will never forget each other.