In the distant empire, Emperor Xu has a special emotional bond with his younger brother King Chang. King Chang is not only the youngest brother of Emperor Xu, but also the strong backing behind him. In the eight-year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, if it were not for the existence of King Chang, Di Xu might have disappeared in the long river of history.
When King Chang was a child, he was sent to a neighboring country to learn about the culture of the terroir. It may sound like an honor, but in reality he is being held hostage, an abandoned prince. The 5,000 men who went with him were all newcomers, who had never been to battle or traveled far away. What is laughable is that their commander turned out to be the last place in the military general examination, just randomly appointed, and no one really regarded him as a general.
On the way to Zhuran, King Chang almost died on the way. Fortunately, Tang Gan took him through the difficulties. Tang Qianzi is also an ill-fated person, he is only fifteen years old, but because he doesn't want to get out but wants to fulfill his parents' wishes, he has no choice but to take the last place. Unexpectedly, this last achievement actually made him a general, and he was assigned to protect 5,000 people - a brand new army. He is faced with King Chang, who is far away from home and his mother is waiting at home, and he knows that he must protect him, even though he is not taken seriously, and many people even want his life.
During the difficult years, Tang Qianzi and Chang Wang established a deep relationship and trust. Together, they survived the rebellion of Zhu Yuan and the rebellion of their uncle, and each time they almost lost their lives, but they all miraculously survived. In the third year, King Chang received news that his parents and brothers were no longer alive, and only Di Xu had escaped. King Chang knew that if Emperor Xu also died, then Zhu Yuan would also send him out. In order to survive and help Emperor Xu, King Chang must find a way to save himself.
In this process, the soup itself plays a key role. He divided a portion of the 5,000 men and dedicated it to protecting the merchant groups that were heading to Dawei. So that they can get news of their homeland at any time, and at the same time be mutually beneficial. Tang Qianzi has been paying attention to Di Xu's route, and asked people to prepare all the materials as soon as possible, and asked the merchant group to take the materials to Di Xu.
At the age of thirteen, King Chang showed amazing wisdom and courage in the process. He knew that Di Xu was his hope and his own lifeline. In order to survive, he must protect Di Xu. In this world full of challenges and crises, Tang Qianzi and Chang Wang support each other and grow together, and their story is full of tenacity and hope.
This is their story, a story of affection, friendship, survival, and hope. In this story, we see the brilliance of humanity and the spirit of perseverance, as well as the impermanence of fate and the difficulties of life. But no matter when and where, as long as we have faith and courage, we can find the strength to survive. In the midst of the imperial flames, Emperor Xu extended a hand to Zhu Yuan for help, hoping to get their material support. And the regent, as the regent, planned to give the supplies to his uncle out of interest considerations, so as to join forces with Emperor Xu to stretch the battle line.
When King Chang learned of this plan, he angrily broke into the palace and argued with the Maharaja of Inga, begging him to give all the supplies directly to Emperor Xu. The Maharaja saw the tenacity of King Chang, and he saw a person who was as uncompromising as himself. Such a person may rise one day, so he decided to give him a favor to prevent trouble, the favor in front of him and the unknown possibility, obviously the favor in front of him is more secure.
So, the Maharaja delivered all the supplies to Emperor Xu. Because King Chang assisted in the rear, Di Xu avoided the dilemma of being attacked on his back. With the aid of materials, Di Xu finally had the strength to compete with his uncle, and finally won the victory. And King Chang also profited from this, because he had to protect his life, so he had to help Di Xu. As long as Di Xu is alive, he has the capital and hope to live. But if Di Xu died, he would lose the possibility of survival.
The Maharaja was a man of great interest, and he would never easily help an unprofitable person. The relationship between King Chang and Emperor Xu can be said to be mutually beneficial. For Di Xu, King Chang lent a helping hand in his most difficult moment, and if it weren't for King Chang, they might not have won so quickly. What's more, King Chang is his younger brother, the only younger brother. In the royal family, years of conquest have long made Di Xu lose his desire for family affection, but the younger brother who is willing to help him is an exception. Di Xu is grateful to him, agrees with him, and hopes to give him the best compensation so that he can have no worries for the rest of his life.
However, King Chang's feelings for Emperor Xu are quite complicated. He was grateful to Emperor Xu, but he hated him and wanted to replace him. King Chang went away to bet, which was not Di Xu's fault. The injury he suffered was not Di Xu's fault. He was not respected in Zhu, and it was not Di Xu's fault. However, it was all because of Di Xu that he was able to return to the embrace of the motherland and enjoy the treatment of the prince.
This experience made King Chang see the reality clearly, and it also made him more firm in his beliefs. He knows that his path must go on his own, and no matter how many difficulties and challenges lie ahead, he must move forward. And for Di Xu, he must also maintain a sense of gratitude and respect. After all, they were once brothers, people who have been through storms together. Only in this way will they be able to face more challenges and difficulties together in the future.
In the admiration of everyone, he enjoys this glory, but why does he hate Di Xu?It all started with a woman. That year, the uncle rebelled, the palace fell into chaos, and the emperor was killed. Di Xu, a young king, has taken on the task of saving the country. He led the army, fought bloody battles with the enemy, and stood up for the people, the people, and the country, and became the commander in chief of the army and the hope of the people.
In those stormy days, he was helpless, but he had to grow. Without Fang's clever layout, they might have been trapped in Kyoto. When the news reached Zhu Yuan, King Chang fell into anger. He thinks that Di Xu is too cold, his mother died of illness last year, and King Chang's mother, Concubine Nie, is still in the palace, why didn't he bring her out?This was King Chang's only concern, but he was killed in the palace. He resented that Emperor Xu had survived, and that his mother had to die alone in the palace.
In the face of his uncle's sudden attack, the palace was besieged, all palace gates were blocked, and Di Xu could only give priority to rescuing the prince. Those harem concubines are not in the scope of consideration for him. And Concubine Nie has been seriously ill for many years and is bedridden, who will be a burden with someone who escapes?This is not Di Xu's mother, how could he be so concerned?He was able to escape on his own, and he had done everything he could.
Really speaking, it makes no sense for King Chang to blame Di Xu. If King Chang was at home at that time, he might not even be able to save his mother, let alone Di Xu. Di Xu has no grudges with him, how can he save an insignificant person when his life is not guaranteed?In the final analysis, it is King Chang's own incompetence. In order to keep himself alive, King Chang could only vent his anger on Di Xu, thinking that as long as he killed Di Xu and ascended the throne, he could calm his anger. However, this was just an excuse for his defection.
Whoever survives, he will resent him and want to kill him. Because King Chang wants to ascend to a high position and get more power and wealth. And behind all this, there is his thirst for power and fear of failure. His heart is full of contradictions and struggles, on the one hand, his own ideals and pursuits, and on the other hand, the cruelty and helplessness of reality. In this challenging and dangerous world, he can only keep looking for the courage and strength to survive.
On a deep night, a storm swept through the wilderness. The wind whipped violently at the dilapidated wooden houses, as if it were about to swallow everything. Suddenly, a bolt of lightning pierced the sky, illuminating the river ahead. The river was raging and choppy, like a raging beast.
However, at the edge of this wilderness, there is a wooden bridge that connects the villages on the opposite bank. The bridge was crumbling, as if it could be destroyed by a strong wind at any moment. But at this critical juncture, there is no choice but to take the plunge.
Stepping onto the wooden bridge, I felt the trembling of the planks beneath my feet. Every step is like stepping on someone's body, and it is a heavy and real feeling. My heart was pounding and my breath was short, but I knew I had to keep my composure because my life hung over the few millimeters of wood.
Once again, a bolt of lightning streaked across the sky, illuminating the entire scene. I clung to the rope by the bridge and moved forward. The roar of the river echoed in my ears, as if it was about to swallow me. However, I did not flinch and moved forward step by step with determination until I stepped on solid ground on the other side.
Standing in the village on the other side, I felt extremely fortunate and joyful. I know that at this moment I have experienced the trials of life and death, and my courage and perseverance have overcome fear and difficulties. This experience will be an unforgettable page in my life and remind me to never give up and move forward.