Shu Palace Jin Rui

She is Mrs. Huarui Xu Rui, who only loves Meng Chang in her life. He planted hibiscus for her all over Shu and gave her the most favor in the world. She thought she had the most perfect love and thought that Shu would be able to live a peaceful life. What she didn't know was that he had known that the country would perish. He would rather bear the eternal infamy and abolish the armament, but also want to hold on to the illusion of a prosperous age for her in her lifetime. The 140,000-strong army surrendered without a fight, and she wrote with tears in her eyes, "If all 140,000 men were to disarm, I would rather not have a man." Every word, she mistook the person who loved her most. Entered the Song Palace and became a concubine. Zhao Kuangyin took away her kingdom and imprisoned her for the rest of her life, but he tried his best to get her to be sincere. She hated him for seizing the country and killing her husband, until that final suicide note appeared in her hand—— "I will give my life in exchange for my Rui'er dying in peace." It turned out that he had seen through the troubled times that there was no place for her, so he voluntarily died, using his own bones and blood to pave the last way for her to survive. She hated the wrong person, complained about the wrong life, and suffered for the wrong time. Thousands of years later, everyone in the world scolded her for her beauty, which caused trouble and seduced two dynasties. No one knows - the hibiscus in Shu palace is the tenderness given to her by the king, the surrender of mountains and rivers is the mercy given by the king to the common people, and dying in Bianjing is the final fulfillment given to her by the old king. She did nothing, but two men spent their lives carrying her. She was never a disaster. She is just a poor person trapped in deep love in troubled times. Thousands of winds and moons in the world once gave me a city full of flowers. Later, the mountains and rivers were shattered, and no one in the wind and moon could treat me tenderly. Throughout my life, I have been deeply loved, let down, misunderstood, and imprisoned. But I have never truly lived a day for myself.