A Painting Connects Past and Present, and the General I Pampered Reveres Me as a Goddess

Beginning: The male protagonist is so stupid! Hui Yuzhong was framed because he was not recalled to Beijing because of a letter. The same goes for the heroine, who blindly believed that the emperor was a good person without asking about the social situation at the time. Knowing that the male protagonist has been arrested in a prison car, there is no point in thinking about how to contact King Jin to discuss countermeasures. Elder Ge is also stupid, even though he is old, he was easily taken advantage of, killing so many soldiers in the southern border and implicating the male protagonist. The emperor was so stupid that he actually made the daughter of a rebel family his queen. The concubine was stupid and the painting fairy was beating the emperor in the palace. It was really beating. They were kneeling and whipping. They did it like this. The desired result was not to let the prince return to his fiefdom but to have him be exiled? What the hell kind of logic is this? After seeing the above, I had to give up, but the result is that the exile started to look good, the male protagonist's IQ is on the line, the interaction between the male and female protagonists is also sweet, the female protagonist cooperates with the male protagonist to pretend to be a ghost and gets a few "magic blows" 😝 The male and female protagonists meet very early, and the heroine's danger is over in a flash. As a result, the ending was so hasty. The rocket launchers were not used. Gatling fireworks appeared a few times. The Southern Border Army and the King of Jin were not rehabilitated, married, enthroned, or returned to Beijing. What a pity... I usually skip modern dramas, and the same goes for this one. There are so many top-notch movies around that I can't help but watch them. The ancient plot and the interaction between the male and female protagonists are still interesting.