Cui Jie, courtesy name Zhongzheng, was the ninth son of the late Emperor Yuan. He was smart, articulate, and resourceful.
After Cui Jie succeeded to the throne, he recruited talents. Among them, Zhou Xuan was the most knowledgeable and talented.
Zhou Xuan, courtesy name Ziwei, was the only son of Zhou Jingshan, the governor of Yingzhou. Zhou's father loved metaphysics, so he was named Zhou Xuan.
The two were like-minded on metaphysical issues.
One day, an old man appeared in Cui Jie's dream. He said that he was Lao Zhuang, and Cui Jie was in danger of impending disaster.
For various reasons, we must look for a man with a red flower birthmark on his waist.
Cui Jie searched and searched, but found nothing.
Unexpectedly, he accidentally saw Zhou Xuan's red flower birthmark, and sure enough, the immortal fell into a dream again.
Unexpectedly, the next day, the two discovered that they had exchanged souls. But luckily it was only three days.
Cui Jie just thought it was a joke played by the immortal on himself.
He summoned Zhou Xuan and asked, "Do you want to be my queen?"
Zhou Xuan was frightened and burst into tears. Yes, he had a tear-incontinent constitution.
She was dressed in white, her black hair was like silk, and the beauty was weeping.
Cui Jie was at a loss.
Then he said again: "I was just joking with you."
Zhou Xuan said seriously: "Your Majesty, don't make fun of me. I will leave."
He turned around and left, stopping outside the main hall. Zhou Xuan turned around and knelt down to worship the emperor.
The wind rises, the wind falls, and the emperor is shocked.
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Destiny arises, destiny ends, the emperor is angry.
Intention: hope