Shanhe Old Alliance

This is the story of an emperor and his final conscience. In the seventh year of Hongxi, the seventh prince Li Chengheng, who was no one in the palace, met Gu Changning, the underappreciated concubine of the Gu family. One has no maternal protection, and the other has no one in the family who cares about him. The two of them made a young pact next to an old inkstone: one day, they will make the world's rivers clear and the seas clean, and everything will be renewed. Ten years later, famine, food prices, water transportation, unjust imprisonment, party struggles and the struggle for heirs finally pushed them into the real mountains and rivers. Li Chengheng walked step by step from the shadow of the palace wall to the ninth throne; Gu Changning always stood by his side, reminding him: the people are not numbers on the account books, and living people should not be chess pieces. But imperial power never only asks about right and wrong. When saving people, they must first learn to make trade-offs. When keeping their original intention may lead to losing the world, can they still recognize their former selves? The old alliance has not changed, but the mountains and rivers have changed. Many years later, Li Chengheng finally owned the whole world, but found that the person who first promised peace with him had become the person he could not lose and tolerate the most. [Original overhead | No time travel, no system, no CP | The king and his ministers are close friends and the group grows up]