(Note: historical fiction, fictional characters and no prototypes)
I'm a history lover.
Xie Weizhi, King Yi of Ning Dynasty, was sentenced to death for colluding with the enemy party and intending to rebel. His son Xie Xuan was a hostage in the palace, but he was implicated in this incident and was demoted to Yunzhou, a barbarian land in the north.
There are very few records of Xie Xuan in history books. Apart from comments such as mediocrity, dissoluteness, and insensitivity, there are no other detailed records, and he is almost unknown.
The writing is simple and the image is vague, but he is just a speck of dust in the sea of history. No one understands him, let alone studies him.
But now, he is kneeling in front of me.
Purpose: To praise the brilliance of characters.
