Huo Pingyi is an unpopular prince.
The mother concubine was a general's daughter who was confined to a deep palace. She combined her former lofty ideals into the word "pingyi", and she was reluctant to bear the pain of Huo Pingyi's intrigues for this ambition. Huo Pingyi was dressed like a girl since he was a child, and the intrigues between the court and the deep palace were revealed, and he lived with his mother and concubine in the most inconspicuous corner of the harem.
With an edict, the most inconspicuous "Princess Pingyi" in the palace was sent to the grassland thousands of miles away to get married.
On the wedding night, the Khan of the grassland held his chin and asked him: "Pingyi? Is this Yi of yours a barbarian Yi?"
His husband Erle was kind-hearted but not cowardly, arrogant but never self-willed. Huo Pingyi felt that his husband in name only was more worthy of being the sun of the people than his father who only wore a dragon robe.
But the rising sun was extinguished at the moment when its light was at its strongest.
Before his death, Elle realized the freedom he had promised Huo Pingyi, helped him regain his identity as a man, and became a teacher in a small border town.
This is the first border town that the prairie cavalry has ever visited. On the first day when the new Khan occupied the city, he caught Huo Pingyi hiding in the crowd and looked down at him with contempt.
"I heard that there is a man in this city. Not only does his name resemble that of my sister-in-law, but his appearance is also very similar to her..."
"That's you? Look up."
Huo Pingyi did not dare to look up at the arrogant young Khan.
Just because she was indeed the sister-in-law mentioned by the new king, and she should have been the brother-in-law and later the Khan's new wife.
The story of Gong and a pair of brothers, the younger brother is the real deal
Purpose: For the sake of freedom, everything can be thrown away
