He is a young man in golden armor, wearing bright clothes and an angry horse. A brave general in troubled times has no choice but to approach the city with his troops, and he has no choice but to fight with gold and iron.
She is slim and graceful, with a pear nest shallowly visible. A beautiful woman in the world of mortals, how can she resist the disputes of power and love, how can she resist the dynasty and the state of Zuo.
Jun: "Chengdu will definitely die to serve the country."
Qing: "If you are determined to be cute, you will never leave me."
He, wrapped in horse leather, lives and dies without regrets.
She is haggard for you, and has no regrets in life or death.
The majestic stone walls are filled with smoke; the country is soaked in blood and cannot reach nirvana; the country thousands of miles away is covered with devastation; the eternal imperial legacy is destroyed in a day and night.
The rolling canal stirs up huge waves; the graceful boat carries sorrow; the past rolls over, full of pride; the shadows dissipate, leaving nothing behind. . .
I only use this article to write a different kind of Yuwen Chengdu. The heroine is neither Bailian nor brainless. For the needs of the plot, some events are not consistent with history. If you don't like it, don't read it.