He robs and chases his wife at the crematorium, the woman is not a man, the hero is the emperor (the plot is hard c)
The day before she was quietly sent out of the palace by the young emperor on the pretext of death, Gu Ying, still wearing the man's untied cloak, watched the first snowfall in the Imperial Capital with him.
She fell in love with him when they first met him when they were young. He was granted the title of King of Linzi, so she entered the palace without hesitation and became his female guard.
She shielded him from the knife with her superficiality, and he would personally guard her on the bedside when she was seriously injured.
She stayed with him through life and death, helping each other, and even gave birth to a son for him, who was raised by Princess Linzi.
On the day when he came to rule the world, he disregarded the emperor's rules and went to her bedchamber late at night. Because she was of low status and could not go to the previous court to see his enthronement ceremony, he ran over to show her how he looked in his crown robe.
Gu Ying thought that she and Wei Chen were in love, so when they were secretly sent out of the palace, she was filled with doubts but not sad.
She sent a message to ask for an audience with the king.
After waiting for a day, Wei Chen didn't come, but he finally got a reply.
According to the new emperor's oral instructions, according to the rules of the ancestors of the Wei family, when the son's noble mother dies, it is his last mercy to help her fake her death and leave the palace, and never see the prince again.
In the second year after leaving the palace, Gu Ying returned to Beijing with her husband to visit her relatives. On New Year's Eve, she watched the lanterns and the snow under the tower.
A group of Jinwu guards came through the snow, their armors were clanking and they greeted her respectfully: "The Holy One has spoken, please tell me in the palace, Madam."
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Since ancient times, kings have always been unlucky, but Wei Chen never thought it was a derogatory term. Leaving his mother to keep his son and driving Gu Ying out of the palace was a decision he would never regret in his life.
He would occasionally think of his childhood best friends. Unfortunately, after he came to the throne, one of the two closest people he had was expelled from the palace, and the other complained of illness and resigned, and there was no news from him.
He later asked someone to check Gu Ying's whereabouts, but she seemed to have disappeared without a trace.
Fortunately, he heard that the young and close friend who had resigned due to illness and was as close as brothers had returned to Beijing and had married a wife.
He invited him to the palace to reminisce about old times, and prepared generous gifts to congratulate him on his wedding. When he asked about Gu Ying, his best friend also expressed regrets that he had not seen each other for a long time.
Wei Chen had never suspected that his best friend was cheating, and even agreed that if there was news about Gu Ying in the future, they would get together to have a drink and talk.
On New Year's Eve, Wei Chen stood on the towering tower and watched the lights of thousands of houses, when he suddenly saw two old friends among the crowd.
The two people he had been closest to were traveling together hand in hand, a loving couple.
The young emperor's eyes were splitting.
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