He once said that she was his country.
However, when she became his prisoner, everything changed.
He was the aloof Prime Minister of Shu, and she was just a former military advisor of Wei and Empress Xian of Han Dynasty.
A glass of water and wine ruined the life of an infatuated woman.
A song "Guangling Stops" accompanied her away without regrets.
If there was an afterlife, she would rather never have known him.
She asked the Buddha: "Sentiment has hurt parting since ancient times?"
Buddha shook his head and said nothing.
The word "love" is destructive and no one can hide from it.
There is no way back.
She laughed and left, saying: "My disciple has no regrets and no resentment."
Note:
This is the first time Ruo Li has written a long story. If there are any inaccuracies, please point them out.
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