Chang Luyao, the companion of King Yu Wenzhe of Qin in the Northern Zhou Dynasty, was romantic and lawless.
This person has the beauty of Long Yang, but he is not interested in Yu Wenzhe, one of the four beauties who grew up with him (almost winning the first prize), and he easily matches up Yu Wenzhe and his young apprentice (who he thinks he is) Rong Jianing. In his words, this is called "rabbits don't eat the grass beside their nests"...
Someone sent an actor to Rong Jianing as a male favorite. After meeting him, he secretly asked for him. In his words, this is called "the first to get the moon near the water and the tower"...
Rong Jianing: Duanxiu, as long as you are happy
Chang Luyao: What is your name?
Gu Wang: Gu Wang, a grassroots man whose courtesy name is Shejiang
Chang Luyao: That's quite fate. My son's name is Lanze.
"Shejiang" picks "hibiscus" and "Lanze" has many fragrant grasses
Who do you want to leave behind? My thoughts are far away.
Still "looking back" at my old hometown, the long (often) road is long and vast (distant)
We live apart with the same heart, we end up in sorrow
If I die behind you, I will carve my name on your lute bone and let you carry it with you in reincarnation; if I die in front of you... At least in this life, don't forget me, okay?
Before I kill myself, sing me another song of Overlord, my Yu Ji
Once this song ends, there will be no more Tuoba Fu, no more thanking slaves, and no more Chang Lanze.