It was said that the prince-in-law had committed regicide and usurped the throne. Emperor Yuan of Liang and his queen died tragically in the palace.
It is said that there was blood spattered three feet, skin was peeled off, cramps were cramped, bones were bruised and ashes were scattered, and there was no complete body.
I heard that Princess Daliang, who was well-dressed and well-fed, was once a prisoner.
At night, Princess Liang An, who was supposed to be shivering in her cell, played with the jasper hairpin given to her by the "new emperor" in front of the bronze mirror by candlelight. The new emperor in Daliang was lying on the quilt, with tenderness in his eyes, and whispered: "The quilt is already warm, so go to bed early."
Don't hear it anymore, it's all bluffing.
Intention: The spring breeze blows ninety thousand miles away, and there are branches to rely on.