Ah Jin once said to Qingcheng that he does not love the beautiful mountains and rivers, but only admires the misty rain and pavilions. At that time, Qingcheng said that he would use Jiangshan as a betrothal and promise her a lifetime in Chang'an.
Oaths, like lies, are indescribably beautiful, but the results are always deeply hurtful.
Later, Qingcheng conquered the country and dominated the world, but she became one of the concubines in the harem. Chang'an was gone, so why did she take the oath lightly? Ah Jin no longer wanted anything extravagant from him. He knew he was in debt, but Naihe Qiaotou told me that he would never want the country again in the next life, but in the end, he did not get the country or the beauty.
Po Meng has seen too many people who repented only after they died. As he wished, I didn't let him forget A Jin, but I didn't tell him that he and A Jin only had love for that one life.
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