The Country Never Changes Hands

Yu Mingtan is a young and heroic but unlucky traitor to the enemy. Su Jin is a beautiful woman with a mysterious life experience. Meng Hui is a young master of the prince who is elegant and resourceful. Li Zhao is a favored but bad-tempered prince. Li Zhen is a good emperor and father. Mu Rong Hao is an enemy emperor and former prince who has delusions of being persecuted. Yu Minglan and Murong Hao are two intertwined moonlights in black and white. Ming Wu is very innocent, Ming Tong is very cool, the guards have their own stories, and Yilan is - well, there are already too many spoilers. After the character introduction is completed, the plot introduction is simpler: Covered in ancient Chinese proverbs, using the style of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and creating an emperor like Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, it actually writes about the Anti-Japanese War.