There was a gentleman in Rongzhou who was like an immortal, named Guan Nan. He had a disease in his eyes and was very good at writing. One piece of writing was worth a thousand pieces of gold. Mr. Guan Nan likes to be quiet, lives alone in a humble room, is not good at socializing, does not love money, and does not seek fame and fortune. He is indeed a model for contemporary literati.
I don't know when, there was a handsome young man beside Mr. Guan Nan. He was handsome and elegant, and he had the air of a noble man from aristocratic family. I heard he was a disciple of Mr. Guan Nan.
Whether this young master has learned his skills or not, he gets into trouble a lot, causing Mr. Guan Nan to run back and forth for him. For some reason, Mr. Guannan seems quite happy?
That's all, mortals can't understand the things of gods, so just let them be.
The hectic days passed day by day. The new emperor ascended the throne and congratulations came from all over the world. However, the people of Rongzhou found that Mr. Guannan and his young apprentice had disappeared from the world. At the same time, there was an imperial master "Song Qing" who appeared out of nowhere in the capital.
It is said that the younger brother of the former general Song Jing was also named Song Qing. He was equally talented and knowledgeable, but he only offended Long Yan and was reviled and disappeared...
"I will create a prosperous world for you, and you will show me the rivers and mountains."
The sinister prince Xiao Yun (attack) × the innocent scholar Song Qing (receiver)
Fake teacher-student sadomasochism, real two-way secret love
Note: Referring to the background of the Song Dynasty and the history of Chinese education, I simply tell the story of the literati.
Purpose: Reformers must have the will to sacrifice for their country