"He is the blade that he has tamed with his own hands, and he is the calamity that he cannot escape."
On the day the city of Ye was destroyed, the Xianbei prince Murong Chong was captured and brought into the Qin Palace.
The former Qin Emperor Fu Jian gave him a jade belt hook, but tied a gold chain around his wrist; taught him to draw a bow and shoot a wolf, but used a heart-eating Gu to painfully connect the two.
After being imprisoned in the Purple Palace for ten years, Murong Chong hid the "National Restoration Policy", and in Fu Jian's palm, it was tempered from a young phoenix into a blood-stained blade——
Until Feishui's defeat, he led his army to break through the Suzaku Gate in Chang'an and personally aimed arrows at his former "tamer".
When blood splashed on the eaves of the palace, the entangled poison patterns turned into scorched bones and plum blossoms. History books cannot describe this absurdity in detail:
Did the emperor tame the phoenix, or did the phoenix burn the cage?
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1. The beautiful, strong, miserable and crazy criticizes the emperor's attack x Nirvana, the black transformation, the subjugated prince, the prince, falls in love and kills each other, and the sugar knives fly together.
2. A semi-fictional setting of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, including fantasy settings such as "heart-eating poison" and "twin lives with the same fate", and the main plot is Machiavellian sadomasochism.
3. The ending HE/BE free heart proves that there are unburned plums hidden in the ashes of history books.
4. AI tip: This article was assisted by DeepSeek.
Intention: Power tames love and hate, but it cannot trap the soul that is reborn from the ashes. In the fate of being shackles to each other, a handful of immortal phoenix ashes are burned out.