"In the spring of the second year of Yongning, in the first month of the Yuan Dynasty, the emperor died in Taiji Hall at the age of thirty-five. His younger brother Hong succeeded him and changed the Yuan Dynasty to Jiade."
"At the beginning of Yongning, the emperor named the Gu family as his queen. In the thirty-second year of Hong's reign, he became friends with the Gu family and entered the palace at night to kill the emperor."
"... Queen Gu had an affair with Taizong, and Gaozong was hiding in the palace. When Taizong heard about it, he broke through the walls and entered the palace, causing harm to Gaozong."
"Emperor Yongning died violently. Hong summoned all officials to the front gate of Taiji Hall, proclaimed himself emperor, and appointed Gu as queen."
"When King Linjiang heard about the change, he returned, lurking in the city, and sent someone to report to Sikong Cao Zhi at night. He summoned all the officials at the Yongjia Pond in the South Palace. He called himself the 'Supreme General', showed his sword and said: 'After the father dies, the son succeeds. It is a natural law. Who do you want to follow?'"
"... Everyone responded and killed Hong, as well as more than a hundred people in the eunuch palace who were close friends of Hong. The Gu family stayed in Yongjia Pond for more than a month, and Gu Hou died of worry."
"In the second year of Jiade, the emperor died in the Changqiu Palace. At the age of thirty-three, the eldest son of Emperor Yongning, Zhao Xuan, came to the throne and changed his name to Yuan Mingsheng."
"In December of the second year of Jiade, the troops entered the capital, killed Hong in the Changqiu Hall, and punished him for rebelling against the party."
At the end of the annals of history, he was a lustful man who killed his brother and married his sister-in-law, and she was the beautiful and seductive Queen Marie. The two ambitious people indulged in extravagance and enjoyed the best in the world. In the end, they had to die a good death and could only become a pair of desperate mandarin ducks under the Nine Springs.
Rebellious ministers and traitors x enchantress who brings disaster to the country
Men are neither men nor women, both are unclean
"Neither you nor I are good men and women, so we are not meant for each other."
Purpose: Pursuing a better life