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Emperor Zhou Bai Yan died on a snowy night ten years after he became emperor.
This impudent emperor did not like luxury. After forcing the palace to seize the throne, he abandoned the gorgeous palace built by the previous emperor. He stayed in the Kowloon Pagoda every night in the imperial palace. When he died, he lay cross-legged on a futon in front of the tables in the stone room on the top of the tower, facing a portrait on the wall. If there are any palace maids who have experienced the previous dynasty, they will definitely recognize that the woman with unparalleled color in the painting is the last noble concubine named by Emperor Jing of the previous dynasty.
It turns out that ten years after the fall of the country, Bai Yan finally followed that man. He left not a single word behind him. So all the mysteries about the founding emperor of the Zhou Dynasty were buried in the thick history books together with the portrait hanging on the nine-layer pagoda and hidden behind the seven-layer veil.
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