What sorrow lies behind Shu Yezheng, a kind and gentle ruler? A betrayal long ago cost him the heart of the one he loved. His kindness then led him to a crushing defeat when they met again on the battlefield. In enemy territory, he endured endless torment, yet still could not bring himself to be cruel to that man.
But after escaping the tiger's jaws, he faced a choice that brought him even greater anguish. He could withdraw from the world and return to the place once filled with memories, believing he could finally find peace of mind. Little did he know that fate never lets people choose their own path...
Shen Guqing, a regent with the world in his grasp, could never hold on to the lover who had once betrayed him. Amidst a life of indulgence and revelry night after night, he lost the ability to judge his own feelings. Then, through one upheaval after another, he lost everything, even the memories that belonged only to him.
The young man who found him again kept him close while his mind was a blank slate. But nothing can last forever. Fate's unseen arrangements made him remember once more the boy who had smiled so brightly beneath the peach tree...
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It's just that the ending is so tragic. It made me cry.
I think this emperor is also the most gullible emperor in history. He deserves to be unlucky if he can be deceived by such a little trick, but the author's writing style is still good.
The Olympics have passed long ago, why haven't you unlocked it yet? Sir, this is very inconsistent.
Ending. . . Not very satisfied
The only thing to blame is that you are Shen Guqing's lover engraved in his bones and the enemy he hates in his soul.
But Hong Pian's face immediately turned pale after hearing these voices.
Shu Yezheng's younger brother? I kind of guessed, I guess they are related by blood...
So far I still don't see anything special...
You stepmother! It's too miserable! If you miss it while you are alive, what's the use of staying together after you die!
Shu Ye reminds me of Shu Ye, the prince in Cang Yue's novel "Ode to the Imperial Capital". My favorite character, could it be that he is also the author? . . . . Author's reply: When I first saw Desert, I was so pure, but I really didn't like Sha Manhua. I always felt that this woman was not worthy of Gao Shuye. Now that I think about it, I had the idea of Fu at that time. He and Mo Xiang are so compatible, Kuuhu~ I don't know if I remembered the wrong person after a long time...