Li Xiao, the great general of Jin Yingying, was invincible and respected by the people all over the country.
As the saying goes: Accompanying a king is like accompanying a tiger. Li Xiao's bravery and good fighting skills made the emperor afraid, so Li Xiao was sent to deal with a powerful enemy country.
Li Xiao made a mistake in his trip this time, underestimated the enemy country, and led the remnants of the army back home after being defeated for the first time. Since then, Li Xiao has been depressed, spending his days drinking and having fun, wasting time.
Liu Yulang saw all this and felt pain in his heart, but how did he know that Li Xiao was doing this to avoid the emperor's fear? And what about the love that sprouted in my heart for him?
One day, Li Xiao rarely looked through the books and rubbed the ink with his fingertips:
Who can complain about loneliness? Even as a preface, it's always an easy task.