The evaluation of He Lianyin can be summarized in four words concisely and directly to the point. He is obviously in the army and is surrounded by meat-legged people all year round. However, his temperament is like that of an old scholar, hard and smelly. Being with him is as reserved as a master holding a ruler. He is always by your side watching you make mistakes. The only time in his life that a person goes out of his way is when he goes "crazy" and teases the powerful people of the day. The Seventh Prince is white on the outside and black on the inside. Helian, who is usually modest and polite, only goes crazy when he takes his own sword. This is because his father, a general, is under his control. When I was a child, I couldn't stand it. My son, a descendant of a warrior, was shaking his head and memorizing the Four Books and Five Classics. As an old man, I thought it was my responsibility to correct my son, so I did something that was almost crazy. I still recall that the old man would pat his thigh and brag about his deeds. Helian Yin was alone and thrown into the bandit's den, leaving only a sword. In order to survive, Helian was red-blooded and barely survived. The elegant young man turned into a bloodthirsty soldier. From then on, he was branded as a two-faced man who was arrogant when picking up a knife and a humble gentleman when he put down the butchering knife. White on the outside and stuffed with black sesame seeds on the inside, the prince tests the general who puts down his butcher knife and becomes a Buddha immediately.
Concept: A little sweet from the salt