"The earth is long and the sky is long, the flowers are rising towards the moon and the sunset, and spring is everlasting in the sky." - "Green on the Willow Shafts", Zeng Xi
Emperor Qianlong, Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, was a famous romantic emperor in history. There are countless folk histories related to him, from the mystery of the fragrant concubine to six trips to the south of the Yangtze River. However, in fact, Qianlong was passionate and dedicated, and he could be said to have a soft spot for his first queen, Fucha. Sadly, many beauties have been ill-fated since ancient times. The queen died in the 13th year of Qianlong's reign. From then on, Qianlong's lifelong love for lovesickness began. He wrote hundreds of elegy poems just for the queen. What kind of woman can find a balance between politics and love, and make a generation of romantic emperors fall in love with her for the rest of their lives?
Reading guide: This book is not a time travel, but it is not an official history either. It is just a light talk about romance. The timeline and major events generally adhere to history, and the specific time will be changed according to the needs of the plot. The article has been completed and is being revised, so there will be no pitfalls!
Intention: Take a lazy look back at the flowers, half destined to practice Taoism and half destined to be a king
