Do we have to wait until the person has passed away before we can truly understand the depth of our feelings? Do you have to wait until the very end before you are willing to look back?
After decades of being together, Li Si always thought that his feelings for Ying Zheng were extremely pure. Ying Zheng is his king and his heaven. He revered his king and feared his heaven.
Not to mention love.
He knew that Ying Zheng didn't love him.
He never expected to get anything from the king. The love and care in front of outsiders was already a blessing, so how could he think about letting that person free up a little space for him in the mountains and rivers in his heart, Li Si. What's more, not to mention Ying Zheng, even Li Si himself has died long ago.
When he was young, he gave away his sincere and self-righteous heart, and the reward he received was more than satisfactory.
Hua Fa is already old before he is in love, and the emperor forgets Chang'an with a smile
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History fan, bloody official career fan
The Emperor is the main chapter, and Hua Fa is the first chapter, which is various narrations and supplements about the Emperor.
CP: Zhengsi, Fesi, Zhengyi
PS: "Han Fei, how can the human heart be made of iron and stone?" This sentence comes from Gongzi's "The Boy at Night on West Street". It is authorized. I'm sorry that JJ is not easy to read.
And the plot that rubs salt on the wound is also dictated by the young master, and he verbally authorizes "you can use it as you like"√
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