[Demining: Dog-blooded Abuse]
During the Jinghe period of Daliang, the legend of the emperor and empress became the most lamentable page in the history books.
The general's daughter Gu Qingyan and the seventh prince Xiao Mingji once stood side by side on the blood steps of the East Palace, using the acacia hairpin to confirm their love and the tiger charm as their betrothal. He knelt down and broke his kneecaps for her to beg for a marriage decree, and she broke into the enemy camp alone to retrieve the imperial seal for him.
Three years after he ascended the throne, the wise king and the wise queen became a bitter couple.
He destroyed all the acacia trees in the palace city, but she didn't know that she was hiding the jade pendant from his youth; she looked at him with cold eyes to support the new rich, but she didn't see the word "Gu" circled in the pile of memorials where he vomited blood. When the secret letter of the collusion between Concubine Shu's family and Beidi was exposed, the fire in Fengyi Palace had swallowed up the queen, who was three months pregnant, and burned half of the jade bracelet she was holding - the "life and death together" inscribed when he was twenty years old was hidden inside.
According to Shi Zai, Emperor Jinghe's hair turned gray overnight, he abandoned his throne and wore battle armor, and died in Mobei with his charred wedding dress. Three hundred years later, tomb robbers unearthed an empty coffin, with a map of the Northern Territory embroidered in gold wrapped around the heart of the silver armor. On the albizia petals in the mezzanine, a faintly faded blood letter could be seen:
"Ayan, I will bury myself in the moonlight of Luoyan Valley. I will not be an emperor's wife in the next life, but will only be your brother Ji."
Purpose: Never forget to study hard at any time