Just because of Yang Guifei's words, Jiang Luoheng's youth was ruined.
On a lonely night in the ghostly cold palace, Liang Feiyu and her candlelight shined into Luo Heng's heart.
The author weakly raised his hand and interrupted: It's not as simple as it seems on the surface~
If Jiang Luoheng is not Jiang Luoheng, Shangyang Palace is not a cold palace; if the undercurrents under this vain prosperity, and the rebellion that stirs up the world thereafter, are inseparable from me; if I never face you with my true face... Will you hate me?
What a perfect answer. It turns out that Liang Feiyu is not Liang Feiyu either.
(The following is one of the historical basis: Bai Juyi's "The White-haired Man in Shangyang" in Volume 96 of "Yuefu Poems" says - "Five years after Tianbao, Yang Guifei was exclusively favored, and she never entered the harem again. Those with beauties in the Sixth Palace often find other places, and Shangyang is one of them.")