The beautiful minister who worked hard and exhausted was attacked by the emperor with ulterior motives.
This is a story about an emperor with crazy skills and excellent acting skills chasing his wife. It is also a story about a generation of emperors who want to escape from the court but are repeatedly forced to stay.
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Xie Wantang died in Ji Yanzhi's arms when he came to the throne.
Before his death, Xie Wantang took his last breath and said the last words of his life in Ji Yanzhi's ear: "Remember... To marry a virtuous and virtuous queen."
Yes, what Xie Wantang thought about when he was dying was not to be awarded a title or to be remembered in history. He was still the orphan of the previous dynasty who he had raised with his own hands and had truly dedicated his life to death.
In this life, he has always revolved around Ji Yanzhi's life, and has never lived half of his life for himself, but he has no regrets. At least he thinks that he has cultivated a generation of wise men, and his merits can be considered complete.
But God couldn't seem to bear the pain of Xie Wantang's tragic and short life, so Xie Wantang borrowed a corpse and came back to life. This time, he wants to live for himself, stay away from court disputes, and focus on his rural life.
But when he saw Ji Yanzhi as the emperor, he saw that the wise emperor he expected would turn into a dim emperor. Xie Wantang had no way to escape, and resolutely reentered the official career, assisting the emperor at the top, keeping an eye on the common people at the bottom, guarding the ministers outside, and managing the harem inside.
But gradually Xie Wantang discovered that all the planned things had gone off track, and even the Zaizai who he had raised by himself had other thoughts about him.
It's a pity that he didn't know whether it was because Xie Wantang was too slow in his emotions or because Ji Yanzhi hid it too deeply. It wasn't until an imperial edict to seal the queen was thrown in front of him that he suddenly realized it, but it was a pity that it was too late...
Intention: To be determined
