On the Qibao Pavilion, there are pearls and hairpins
Zhao Zhuzhu——Wang Ji of Ruyi——Emperor Ruyi——Queen Zhuang Yi
Empress Zhuang Yi, Zhao Zhuzhu, was the only daughter of the Zhao family in Jizhou and the concubine of the Ruyi Emperor. She died at the age of 20 in the Nangong Palace and was buried in the Qianling Mausoleum.
From the perspective of the 21st century, it is undoubtedly sad to see such a living person being assimilated by this cannibal dynasty.
Everyone said they loved her the most, but no one regarded her as the first priority. She always lived in the cracks. Zhang Xuan loves her more than the country and the country; Xiao Yong loves her more than his ideals and ambitions.
Maybe Xu Yi really felt pity for this woman who was being eaten away step by step until her oil and lamp ran out. He saw her skinny and skinny embarking on the southern road, never to return to her homeland for the rest of her life. Her whole life is on one person's shoulders.
His Majesty had played a good game from the beginning. He had expected that the Southern Dynasty would come to propose marriage, and he also expected that Zhuzhu would definitely become the target of public criticism. Royal power, wealth and honor are nothing more than that.
I sent my concubine to settle down the country, but I don't know where to use the general.
"Who are you?"
"I am Zhao Zhuzhu."
"Who are you?"
"I am Princess Ruyi."
This is an inseparable relationship between you and me.
There is no prototype, just a word from Wen Xin.
Intention: I am just myself