Gu Yuanrong's life was full of ups and downs.
When he was born, he was a son of an aristocratic family and a loyal descendant. When he was still in his infancy, he was exiled as a slave of the officials because of a crime committed in his family. Once he was selected, he was cultivated into a male favorite with both civil and military skills and was given to the emperor in the palace. Later, under the arrangement of the emperor, he became a general in the army.
He was almost invincible, and there was a lot of criticism behind him. As time passed, he was recorded in the history books and was praised as a "good general" and criticized as a "unlucky man".
He was the emperor's chess piece, tool, and bed partner. At some point, he also became the emperor's sweetheart.
However, there have been many barriers between the two of them. If they say it is love, it is not love, and if they say it is hate, it is not hate.
So the entanglement of grudges and grudges has lasted a lifetime without realizing it.
Bulletin Board 1. The emperor attacks the general and the general accepts it. Try to be less "scum attacking and the general accepts" the feeling. There will be no one romantic partner in the process, but the ending must be 1V1.
2. Let me correct a major bug. Please help me check it out. I just discovered today that if the Wei Dynasty had a population of about 8 million, according to the general military-civilian ratio in ancient times, the number of soldiers should be around 800,000, of which the cavalry should be around 100,000 at most. The ratio I wrote before was too low, and the ratio of cavalry to infantry was too high. The mistakes need to be corrected...
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