Shan Heyan

On the night of Shangyuan in the sixth year of Haochang, when seven-year-old Ye Qian (also known as Zhuoming) blocked Lin Youqing's (also known as Yanzhi) mouth from reciting "Shui Jing Zhu" with a candy man, he didn't know that this sweet smell would permeate their lives. The world only sees: - The young general Xuan Jia Lie Lie broke off his wolf fang in order to hire him, but hid the blood-stained commentary on "Sun Tzu's Art of War" under the man's pillow; - The minister of Dali Temple, plainly dressed and holding a vermilion pen as a blade, painted all the star maps of border gates on the folder pages of "Tokyo Dream Records"; - The prince and the princess worked together to reform the imperial examination system, but locked the "Analects of Confucius" covered with sugar when they were young into a secret pavilion in the Imperial Ancestral Temple; - Princess Leng Gong's butterfly silver chain wrapped around the female general's armor and carved 86,000 characters for "" on the walls of the underground palace. The Western Region gummies secretly hidden in the royal study that year turned into: - Candied codes for battlefield secrets - Sugar gum sealing wax poisoned by poisonous wine - Sugar silk wrapped around the bones of the shared coffin It wasn't until the archaeological team translated the phrase "Yan's sugar is sweet" from the twin locks that later generations were shocked to realize that the bloody "New Deal for Pingping" in history books was actually the childish wishes written by five children on the back of lantern riddles. **Reading Guide**: 1. The sinister general attacks × the cold counselor accepts, the double arrows are thicker than the wolf-toothed arrows 2. Deputy CP Emperor's Childhood Sweetheart/Princess × Female General Dark Line Lily 3. Four-volume epic: Frosted Bamboo Horse → Wartime → Court Game → White Head in the Golden Age + Modern Archeology Extra 4. All sugar stains, ink marks, and ice cracks are useful. It is recommended to drink them with honey water. **Small Theater** At a modern archaeological site, professor Lin Youqing wiped the unearthed sugar bowl: "These traces of sugar stains..." Dr. Ye Qian suddenly grabbed his wrist: "Does it look like the Western Gummies that someone secretly hid when he was six years old?" Everyone saw the usually stern Professor Lin, who was red from the tip of his ears to his collarbone. (This is my first time writing an article, so don't criticize if it's not good. The writing is novice and the history is fictitious. Don't hold on to certain details. It contains minor spoilers.) Intention: Use the young heart as a guide, turn sugar frost into armor, and find a path to a prosperous age in the bloody mountains and rivers that does not go against the original intention.