In the third year of the Great Xia Dynasty, Queen Yun and Emperor Qin's concubine were watching and playing in the back garden, and they accidentally collided and both gave birth to premature babies. Green clouds condensed over the delivery room, "circling like a car hood" and lingering for a long time. The queen and the imperial concubine gave birth to princes one after another, and the ministers all congratulated them, "This is a sign of great nobility, an inhuman spirit, God bless the Great Xia!" The emperor was overjoyed and conferred the names Qingwen and Qingwu on the spot, and issued an imperial edict to establish Qingwen as the prince and Qingwu as the prince to assist them, entrusting the prosperous Xia Dynasty to their two sons.
In the fifteenth year of the Great Xia Kingdom, the emperor contracted a serious illness and lay on his bed, unable to recover. Empress Yun took advantage of the situation to contact her mother's family to control the government affairs, and supported the prince Mu Qingwen to succeed him as emperor, and was known as Emperor Wenxian in history. He also imprisoned the Qin Emperor's concubines in the palace, demoted Prince Mu Qingwu to the title of county prince, and moved to Yinchuan City in the northwest.
In the twenty-first year of the Chinese calendar, the prince Qingwu was familiar with the art of war and used his troops like a god. He defeated the enemy with many strange moves and made many military exploits. They even recovered three cities that had been seized by the ? Clan due to civil strife. The news of the success was spread back to Kyoto, and its reputation shocked both the court and outside. The following year, he was attacked by a gangster and the arrow was poisonous. Fortunately, he met Qiu Muqing, the daughter of a medical fairy, and was saved from danger. After several months of treatment, I suddenly fell in love with him. Later, he was summoned to Beijing and took this girl back to Beijing with him.
At this point, the emotional entanglement between the three begins...
Intention: to satisfy oneself