Introduction to the pretentious version:
The long and thin river comes from the sky. You ride a white horse, and I ride a green ox. I would like to be your shadow and fly to the end of the world. You are the sun, and I am the moon. The sun and the moon shine together, shining all over me. "History of the Liao Dynasty Volume 71" When we arrived at the meeting of the Liao and Tu rivers, a woman riding a green ox cart hurriedly avoided the road and suddenly disappeared. Not long after, a nursery rhyme said: "The green ox and the woman have escaped from the road." The proverb says that the earth is only the green ox and the woman.
I am not afraid of wind and rain, so why should I be afraid of a broken arm?
It was Shu Luping, the queen of Taizu of Daliao.
A bone comb that has been dusted for thousands of years takes you back to the troubled times of the grassland, setting off an unknown emotional entanglement.
Introduction to the white version:
Yelu Abaoji, who is cold and cruel but tender because of love. Shu Luping is innocent and cute but becomes ruthless because of love. From being indifferent to each other to sharing weal and woe, we finally see true love.
You hold the world in your hands, and I will support you. What you owe me in this life must be exchanged in the next life~
A bone comb brings me back to you, the grassland is full of smoke, grudges and grudges, you and I join hands to rule the world.