Shen Yue, a famed minister of the Southern Dynasties and one of the ten most handsome men in ancient China, was frail and sickly. Since ancient times, people have spoken of "Shen's waist and Pan's temples." He lived through the Song, Qi, and Liang dynasties. He bore a grudge against Liu Song for his father's murder. His beloved was the Qi crown prince, but their love was cut short, while the man who loved him most was Xiao Yan, the emperor of Liang.
His love was cautious, tender, and considerate, like the spring sunshine.
The other's love was too intense and too fiery, like the fierce winds of the northern frontier.
He was powerless to resist.
Great wisdom brings sorrow; deep love shortens life.
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The writing is very good, but the subject matter is incompetent. But also be supportive.