
Among the Young Men of Wuling, Only Liu Xun
五陵少年唯刘询
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- Romance
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- Ancient Era
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- 6y ago
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There is a world of difference between Liu Bingji and some people who seem to be repaying kindness but actually withholding repayment, which constitutes ungratefulness (for example, Huo Guang received favors from the Wei family and his elder brother, but not only sat on the sidelines of the witchcraft case, but also treated Liu Bingji first as a puppet emperor and then as the culprit many years later). He is the truly humane and good emperor in history who knows how to repay kindness. Even if the Huo family threatened his life and wanted to take away everything from him, even killing his queen and preparing to kill him, his prince and his cronies, he spared them again and again, until they had to fight back at the last moment. For this reason, some so-called historians say that he is ungrateful. Even if the kindness given by the people around him is not pure, as long as it does not really touch the safety of his life and property, then he will try his best to repay - for example, if there was a lady from Yeting who only took care of Bingji for a period of time but did not take good care of him, Emperor Xuan would not hesitate to do so. In return for her perfunctory neglect, she was given 100,000 yuan and exempted from her status as a slave. The key is that Liu Bing had returned to Ye Ting at this time and had the status of a clan member (otherwise, she would not be taking care of her as a palace maid in Yeting), and also had some of the benefits of a clan member. While she was raising a child perfunctorily, the emperor who concealed her perfunctory childcare for many years and shamelessly asked for rewards would not look good on her even if he did not settle the accounts later. But Emperor Xuan was clear about grievances and repaid any kindness, and he didn't mind whether the person who gave him the kindness was sincere or had ulterior motives, so he exempted her from being a commoner on the spot and gave her 100,000 yuan, which is the property of a middle-class family, to help her family become prosperous. You must know that even Bingji, an insider, judged that she was ungrateful and meritless because of her short and perfunctory upbringing. Because Liu Bing has been among the people for a long time, he knows the warmth and warmth of the people, and he also knows that the life of the people at the bottom is not easy. They cannot make selfless contributions without considering rewards or calculations. When accepting their favors, they naturally do not need to care about their calculations, nor can they despise them and turn away their favors because they are too poor to persist (Bingji thinks it is okay). Therefore, Liu Bing no longer cared about the fact that she might not see any benefit in taking care of herself, so she was perfunctory and not even afraid of being beaten. Instead, she made it clear that she would personally give orders to repay the favor. Not to mention the Guo Zhengqing Hu Group who were only hired by Bingji. Bingji took advantage of them on the spot, so they did not neglect Liu Bingji, and did not need to go to Liu Bingji to collect debts afterwards. In addition, they had already died when Emperor Xuan came to find them, and then Emperor Xuan gave their descendants more generous rewards out of compensation.
Wang Yi continued: "I chose Sima Liangdi for your father in the same way as Lord Ping, but he said that he hated people the most in the world to use old feelings to deceive others, but the word appearance can also deceive the eyes and deceive the heart. Just take a look at the words "I'm sick", it's enough to make all those who engage in stand-in literature feel ashamed.
The emotional line is horrifying to think about, both father and son lost their mother at a young age. Zhang Jieyu looks like Wang Wengxu, and Sima Liangdi looks like Xu Pingjun.
If I had not become the emperor, it would be more suitable for Xiying to become the Marquis of Guannei. Ji has been matched with Pingjun, Liu Xun is matched with Chengjun, and Liu Wangsun is matched with Zhang Xiying.
I really enjoyed watching the scenes between Xi Ying and Liu Xun! Woo woo woo, the character design is so cool
It's over. I'm going to kowtow to the Queen Mother and Bing Ji, the evil cp.
No matter how old he is, His Majesty is still the same romantic and handsome young man, just like the man in his spring boudoir dream.
I really don't know why Liu Xun likes Zhang Jieyu...
Sigh, I actually really want to see how Xiying Bixun from the parallel plane feels after his death. Everyone misses him, but he misses his wife who died young
I read a poem on the Internet: Du Lingyuan was sick in admiration, but the kings and grandsons in the world loved Liu Xun. I think the author's article is worthy of this poem!