The gentle and pitiful saint VS the rebellious and foolish king who loves to respect Xiaopruit
Imprisonment Literature + Pulling Down the Altar
Ji Ling may never understand that Yuan has always been his.
In the first year of Jingkang, Ji Ling, the eldest son of the former emperor, rebelled in the temple, broke the God-given enthronement ceremony of the second prince Ji Xiao, seized the emperor's seal, destroyed the throne of the temple, and imprisoned the saint of the Northern Kingdom in the palace.
"Aling, please let me go."
"Kite, what am I to you?"
Yuan's love for Ji Ling was so overwhelming that she couldn't fly out of the cage.
Ji Ling's love for Yuan is based on worries about gains and losses, and he is cautious about small things.
I imprison you forever in my cage, in the name of love.
When the magnolia bloomed and the kite died, I realized that it was not me who imprisoned you, but you who imprisoned me.
Purpose: Always loyal to be aesthetics
