Summoning the Peak of the Three Kingdoms

Chapter 1492 Only a Thousand Lines of Tears

Chapter 1490: Only a thousand lines of tears

Qin Hao actually wrote two marriage letters, one was passed on privately by Fuxi, and the other was passed on by an envoy in the name of the country.

Of course, the latter has nothing to say, and the writing in it is all official language, which is not worth seeing.

As for the marriage letter that Fuxi handed over to Emperor Ming, there is actually no other content in it, only a poem full of affection and sadness.

Because of the poet Baizhaoka, one hundred outstanding poets from all dynasties in the whole history entered the world, raising the literature and poetry level of the entire era to an extremely high level, so that Qin Hao no longer dared to plagiarize poetry at will. I'm afraid I'll run into those original authors.

Of course, although Qin Hao dare not plagiarize at will, but if he is more serious, he still dares to copy properly the poems that have not yet been born, such as this Su Shi's "Jiangchengzi Yimao The Night of the [-]th Day of the First Moon Dreams" ".

The poem "Jiangchengzi" was written by Su Shi to commemorate his deceased wife. Naturally, it has nothing to do with Qin Hao and Emperor Ming. Great fit.

Ten years between life and death, without thinking, never forgetting;

It has been exactly ten years since Qin Hao and Emperor Ming met each other, and during these ten years, they got together less and separated more, and lived and died. They could only miss each other by memory, but the more they remembered, the more they missed each other. s pain.

Thousands of miles of solitary graves, nowhere to say desolate;

The two personally experienced the opening of the troubled times. In the past ten years, countless people in the world were killed and injured.

Even if we meet, we should not know each other;

After the self-study group separated, although the two met again, they could only pretend not to know each other, and even confronted each other with swords. The pain in it was beyond the understanding of ordinary people.

In short, if you interpret the poem "Jiangchengzi" from the deeds of Qin Hao and Emperor Ming, you will find that there are many similarities in it, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it was written specifically for the two of them.

It is precisely because of this that Qin Hao plagiarized this poem and gave it to Emperor Ming, telling her that he never forgot her one day.

As for the original author of this poem, Su Shi, who is currently serving under Qin Hao’s command, and his wife is still alive, it is natural that he will not be able to write the poem "Jiangchengzi". I will never write this poem again.

Therefore, Qin Hao plagiarized this poem for the sake of this literary treasure, so that it will not completely disappear in this time and space.

"Yelai Youmeng suddenly returned home, Xiaoxuan window, dressing up.

There is nothing to say about each other, but a thousand lines of tears.

It is expected that the place where the heart is broken every year, the bright moon night, and the short Matsuoka. "

It has to be said that the lethality of "Jiangchengzi" is undoubtedly huge, and any woman may not be able to bear it, even if it is as strong as a strong woman like Emperor Ming.

When Emperor Ming read the phrase "There are no words for each other, only tears for a thousand lines", she could no longer control the feelings in her heart, and a line of tears unconsciously left in the corner of her eyes.

It has been ten years, and she has waited for Qin Hao for a full ten years. During this time, she also experienced hesitation, pain and confusion. Did she ask herself if she regretted it?Is ten years of persistence really worth it?
But looking at this marriage letter, she felt that these ten years were worth it, because Qin Hao was the only person who understood her best in this world.

Although this poem is not Qin Hao's original, but his feelings are not fake, and the various experiences with Emperor Ming are also true. After all, how sensitive Emperor Ming is, if Qin Hao's feelings are not sincere, then How could Emperor Ming keep his heart set on him?

Li Qingzhao came with the ginseng soup, but found that Emperor Ming was crying, so he couldn't help but stepped forward and asked with a distressed face: "Your Majesty, why are you crying?"

Emperor Ming was taken aback, and waved his hand away. When he saw the teardrops on his fingertips, he realized that he was actually crying.

"Maybe it's because I'm happy."

"Happy?"

Li Qingzhao was taken aback, people should laugh when they are happy, why would they cry?
Li Qingzhao was a little hard to understand, and Emperor Ming naturally wouldn't explain it specifically. After all, the situation between her and Qin Hao was too complicated to be explained clearly in a few words.

Just like what Qin Hao said in the song "Moonlight" once sung for her: the impermanence of this world is destined to hurt those who dare to love.But now that she finally managed to keep the clouds open to see the moon, how could Emperor Ming be unhappy, and this kind of complicated emotion was difficult for Li Qingzhao to understand.

"Report to Your Majesty, Governor Zhu has returned to court." The guards came to report.

"So fast?"

A strange look flashed in Emperor Ming's eyes, and then he said indifferently: "Send the order, and welcome the governor to return to the court with the highest standard."

For Zhu Yuanzhang, Emperor Ming has always been grateful. After all, he is the only one who has been supporting him, but he is destined to not be able to give him what he wants, so the relationship between the two is also doomed.

After Emperor Ming left the study, Li Qingzhao found the marriage letter that Emperor Ming had pressed under the memorial. Of course, she didn't know that it was a marriage letter, but when she saw the content on the letterhead, she couldn't help being moved by just the first sentence.

After amazed, Li Qingzhao became even more puzzled, and said to himself, "This poem is so sad that His Majesty couldn't help crying over it, but why does His Majesty say it's happy? It's really hard to understand."

On the other hand, after Zhu Yuanzhang returned to Taihang non-stop, everything was extremely normal at first, his colleagues were very polite to him, and Emperor Ming did not doubt his intentions, but gradually he found something was wrong.

After going to the court once, when Zhu Yuanzhang made a report on his duties, the discussion among the officials was not about the government, but whether to agree to King Qin's marriage proposal, and some officials said they would agree, and what was even more outrageous was that Emperor Ming hadn't killed him yet. .

Is this still the Daming he is familiar with?

Is it too abnormal?
Zhu Yuanzhang reprimanded the official very severely, but in the end it attracted more supporters, and these people said, "Qin and Ming alliance can quickly unify the world", "Qin Wang promised to continue Ming's policy", "Qin Wang recognized Zhu Yuanzhang was so angry that Zhu Yuanzhang almost drew his sword to kill people because of the thought of the great virtuous teacher and the teachings of the Taiping religion.

In Zhu Yuanzhang's view, even if the above were true, he would not agree, because the premise of these was that Qin was the master and the Ming was the assistant. Of course, the most important point was that he did not want Emperor Ming to marry Qin Hao.

Everyone knows Zhu Yuanzhang's feelings for Emperor Ming. He loves Emperor Ming deeply, so how could he agree to such an absurd marriage.

"I'm so pissed off. How could this court have become like this? The prime minister didn't stand up to take care of it with such a smoky look."

Zhu Yuanzhang said angrily, but what he didn't know was that Zhang Liang did it on purpose.

Zhu Yunqi looked at Zhu Yuanzhang, hesitant to speak.

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