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- ThemePlot-Driven
- POVUnspecified
- Age18+
- Angst
- City Life
- Commoner Life
- Imperial Court
- Serious Drama
Synopsis
Bai Junjing was extremely disappointed with this dynasty. The young general is galloping on the battlefield. He only hopes that the people will live and work in peace and contentment, and that the country will be prosperous and peaceful, and the world will be peaceful. The people's wishes and his great achievements aroused the suspicion of the young emperor. His pregnant wife was imprisoned in the palace and died in childbirth, without having time to see him for the last time. When he came back, he didn't take off his armor and went straight to the palace. He didn't care about the emperor's decree, even if he was charged with assassinating the emperor. The daughter his wife had worked so hard to give birth to also died in infancy. She was a very beautiful baby girl. He hugged his wife and carried his daughter on his back, trying to escape from this magnificent but cannibalistic palace. To his great disappointment, the soldiers he brought out faced him with swords. He had a sword on him but did not draw it. He walked step by step, his body was dripping with blood, and he couldn't tell whose it belonged to him. He didn't want it to belong to his wife and daughter. The emperor stood on the tower and said coldly, let him go. He walked towards the mansion with difficulty, with only one thought that kept him from falling. People on the road burst into tears and their eyes were wet. The people supported him, called doctors and horsemen, but he just shook his head and walked towards the house. When he arrived at his residence, he collapsed. When he woke up, he went to his wife and daughter to clean his face. He set fire to the mansion and his wife and daughter, and watched as the raging fire devoured his wife and daughter. He galloped on his horse, and his friend Song Huaijin knocked him out and took him back to the Song family. The next day, when he went to court, he handed over the tiger charm, took off his black gauze hat, resigned from office and left the court, alleviating the king's suspicion and saving the king's face. Turning around and leaving, he swore that he would no longer be an official, both civil and military officials. Bai Junjing opened an academy in Beijing and became a teacher. When he first lived in the Song family, the Song family's daughter was only 8 years old. After living there for a few years, he moved into the academy. Eight years is enough time for a girl to grow into a young girl and enough time for people to forget the past. People are just curious that Mr. Bai has no family, let alone wives and concubines. Bai Junjing never thought that one day he would put on his armor again for Song Yimei. He hoped that Meier would be safe and happy and find a husband. He knew very well that he was not that beloved man, but the king was neither. He didn't want Meier to marry as a concubine, and he didn't want her husband to be a cold-blooded and ruthless man. So he made a bet with the king, and if he captured ten cities within two months, the king would no longer accept Song Yimei as his concubine. He captured ten cities in just one and a half months. He knew that he only had three months to live, and he wanted to see Meier get married. The king asked him why he didn't marry Song Yimei because he had her in mind, but he smiled and said nothing. The king asked him what he wanted, and he said he only wanted Meier to have a smooth life and that the love between his husband and wife would not be disturbed. The emperor swore that he would never disturb Song Yimei and his wife, and would ensure that they lived a worry-free life. Bai Junjing prayed to the Lord Buddha to bless Meier in peace and success in her life. He doesn't seek reincarnation marriage with Meier, he is just greedy and wants to be her biological brother in the next life. Song Yimei got married on the winter solstice, and Bai Junjing died on that night of white snow, red silk and brocade, and noisy gongs and drums. Purpose: self-growth