A Strategy for Serving the Lord

Lu Heng actually knew that, so he mentioned the words "born in sorrow and died in happiness". Doesn't this mean that he will die in happiness? I don't know if he thought about killing Su Zi when he was sleeping with Su Zi with a sword, but was unable to do so, or if he knew that he was being plotted and would be attacked in the middle of the night, so he took precautions in advance. He also asked Su Zi if he was wrong, probably because he wanted to know if he would admonish him. Maybe he knew he was wrong when he mentioned the word "die in peace". In the end, Lu Heng's ending was really tragic. His country was torn apart, and his body was rotting in the palace, surrounded by flies, and was not discovered for more than ten days. I don't know how Su Zi felt when she saw it, whether she was regretful or a little sad.

I was shaken at that moment. In fact, Su Zi loved Lu Heng, and the regrets later on were relieved.

The flowing words. After reading a lot of stuff that I had no idea what it was about, and then reading a paper-sized article, I finally found the long-lost satisfaction of reading an article. A big shot is a big shot, and he has been a big shot for many years.

I also feel a little sorry for Lu Heng. Alas, he just did what a king wanted to do to Dewey, but he died miserably because he fell in love with someone he shouldn't have fallen in love with.

I couldn't spit out a mouthful of blood and couldn't swallow it.

Did the princess kill Mr. Lu?

After reading this chapter, I was completely confused, but I thought about it and figured it out, but Dawei was still shocked (Dawei:?

. So Su Zi liked Fan Rong at first?

Nice. Suddenly I felt sorry for Lu Heng.

So... Did Su Zihou ever love Lu Heng?