In the seventeenth year of Emperor Liang Ping's reign, the rebel army marched straight into Kyoto, and the dynasty, which was beleaguered internally and externally, received a fatal blow.
When the situation was extremely critical, Xiao Ming, the sixth son of Emperor Ping, who had been unknown until then, stepped forward to protect the country, resolve the military disaster, and turn the tide. After that, he rose to prominence, succeeded to the throne of the emperor, and was brilliant both inside and outside the country.
However, later generations commented: If Xiao Ming died at this time, it would be perfect.
The prospect of a prosperous age is just a fleeting glimpse. King Xiao Ming did not bring complete stability, and the world fell into greater turmoil after him.
It was as if his Mingjun face had faded away overnight. Once he was in power, he was extravagant, lustful and ignorant. He harmed loyal people and even killed his wife, who had been supportive and had been with him through life and death.
It's strange.
A drastic change in temperament and completely different behavior is one of them. The second is the lack of the posthumous title of the emperor, and only the name of King Liang Cheng is used to conclude the coffin. Later, the monarch who really ended the chaos and ushered in a prosperous age neither objectively discussed his merits or demerits, nor subjectively added likes and dislikes. He simply erased the fact that he was an emperor for several years without any reason.
Now, time and space researcher Gu Jue has traveled to this era and has to clear away many doubts and discover the inner meaning behind the few historical records.
Ps: cp has appeared on the copywriting. Double first love.
Concept: The thin words in the pile of old papers were once three-dimensional and vivid
