Qi Xuan and Qi Yu were both rejected by the emperor. Qi Xuan was the emperor's son and Qi Yu was the emperor's younger brother. The year after Qi Yu lost his father, Qi Xuan lost his mother and almost lost his father. When Qi Xuan was most frightened, the little emperor's uncle held him in his arms while reading poetry and writing. He said, you still have your fifth uncle. Later, Qi Xuan finally ascended the throne and took charge of the power of the world. Qi Xuan thought that he was different from the late emperor.
It wasn't until Qi Xuan saw himself in Qi Yu's eyes again that he realized that he was no different from the late emperor. He thought he would be the young man who let go of the oriole with his sword, but in the end he just gave Qi Yu a more exquisite cage.
Qi Xuan is rich in the world, he has too many things, and Qi Yu has had too many things taken away over the years. As long as Qi Xuan gets a little closer, Qi Yu can't help but get close to His Majesty again. It wasn't until the little emperor's uncle became seriously ill that Qi Xuan realized that there were still people in the world who were too powerful to keep. He deleted all documents about Qi Yu's crimes and collected all Qi Yu's writings.
The story comes to an end. It is written in the history books that Qi Yu was not reused during Qi Xuan's reign and died of grief and anger. All that is left in the story is a few words of concern in the imperial edict.
Purpose: Feudal imperial power distorts human nature