Obsession... What is obsession?
Yun Qing was lost in confusion.
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Later, Xie Rang successfully returned to the capital in triumph.
Mr. Yu frequently traveled to and from the palace, but he always looked worried, clearly indicating that he had no certainty about Xie Rang's condition.
The Prince of Pingjiang used deadly force, and the poison showed no mercy, relentlessly eroding Xie Rang's body. He slowly began to lose weight again, just like he had during those years in the cold palace.
Because of the purges in previous years, court officials had a deep sense of awe towards him. Fortunately, he was not one to follow the rules, so people didn't have to see him often, which was alright.
Only Yun Qing knew that he was not a complete tyrant, and later generations also knew this, but that was a long time later.
From high spirits to exhaustion, it only takes a few years. Xie Rang once complained about his fate, but in the days and nights that followed, it became the luck he had longed for.
Yun Qing could only watch as his face grew paler day by day, and she herself began to feel empty inside.
Xie Rang curved the corners of his lips into a smile: "Have I disappointed you?"
Yun Qing's breathing quickened slightly, overwhelmed by sadness: "No, you were a very powerful emperor. Future generations will know your achievements, and so will I."
"That's good." Xie Rang's tone lifted slightly, his breathing becoming very soft, as if afraid of disturbing something. "Yun Qing, have you thought it through?"
His eyes held anticipation, as if he were seeking a long-awaited answer.
Yun Qing nodded: "I've made up my mind."
"We will be together."
She probably understood what her obsession with this place was.
All her hesitation and soft-heartedness stemmed from the fact that she had witnessed his tragic yet magnificent life firsthand.
The ticking sound of the system disconnecting rang in her ears, and something in her mind was being gradually erased. Yun Qing hugged Xie Rang and promised, "We will be together."
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Yunqing has always been an excellent child.
If she hadn't lost her parents in the car accident, her life might have been less difficult.
She calmly learned to grow up, to face the things around her, and became a good student to everyone.
She hesitated only slightly when choosing her major in college, but ultimately followed her heart: "I'll major in history."
Maybe it was passion, maybe it was something else, but she thought, it must be useful.
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