
A Lifetime of Joy, White as Glazed Glass
锦欢一世琉璃白
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锦欢一世琉璃白
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Song Shu'an was never a treacherous minister, nor did he insult the Qingming of the three generations of the Song family. Jin Huan looked at the top scholar in plain white not because General Ye Lan liked to wear white, but because Song Shu'an broke into her palace wearing white clothes on a rainy night. Jin Huan probably never blamed the little emperor for killing Song Shu'an. Maybe she didn't see him just because she didn't want to see him bring back bad memories. They were both right, they were just wrong about that era. The new emperor is young, the ministers are disobedient to the young emperor, and the enemy countries are eyeing him... They have no choice, they are destined not to stay together for the rest of their lives. They have their own mission, they must protect the country, the country, and the common people...
I don't know if I understand it correctly - after the queen poisoned the emperor, the young emperor came to power, and there were internal and external troubles. Song Dynasty first had to use thunderous means to establish prestige, and then became a traitor to win over corrupt officials and gain their trust. Only then could he find evidence of corruption and pull them down. It seemed like he was fighting against the princess. , It is true that the princess allowed the emperor to establish his own power in the court. After everything was done, the death of the daughter of the criminal minister was used to completely intensify the conflict (the conflict was between the royalists and corrupt officials, the Song Dynasty and the young emperor) and also ruined the reputation of the Song Dynasty. Then the Song Dynasty and Qi State were involved, which should be to delay the alliance with the Eastern Kingdom. After delaying the time, they finally used the princess to fall out with the Qi State and annex the Qi State (it seems that they also wanted to avenge the emperor. The queen must have been powerful after being in power for so long, which just gave them no way out). It is not clear why the Dong Kingdom formed an alliance with him, but they probably wanted to carve up the Qi State, and the Dong Kingdom The state believed that the young emperor was not a threat, but the threat was Song, so Song took poison. After pacifying the outside world, Song knew that the corrupt officials were too deep-rooted to be uprooted. They had intensified their conflicts in the past, and now cut off their escape route. They could only follow Song in rebellion, so that the emperor could uproot them. Finally, I lamented the depth of the author's writing, which is admirable. Even if you are ignorant, you can deeply understand the regret and unwillingness of the princess and Song Dynasty. It also reflects the righteousness of the family and the country, the confrontation between responsibility and emotion. (With a little personal understanding, you can correct your mistakes, but don't blame me. You are right, okay)
For the sake of national justice, Song Shuan hid his emotions in his heart. For the sake of world peace, Li Jinhuan never revealed a word. Everyone knew that Song Shu'an was a rebellious minister and a traitor, and the eldest princess worked hard for the Li Dynasty. Little did they know that for the sake of the world, what they gave up was not just each other. If you love someone, you can only watch him being criticized by the world. You know the reason but can't explain it. Song Shu'an, in the next life, you and Li Jinhuan will be ordinary people. In this life, you have done a good enough job for the country and the world.
Jin Huan and Shu An must be together in the next life.
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It should be that Song Shu'an rebelled to see who was truly loyal in the Qing Dynasty, and he was bound to be killed. The eldest princess already knew that this was a move between her and Song Shuan
It turns out that this is the case. It's really good to cry. The flowers in the capital are blooming. I can return home slowly.
It's really sad to death. In that era, it's really heartbreaking to be helpless. Song Shuan is not a rebellious minister and will never be???
I feel confused and confused
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