Wei Zifu.
Chen Ajiao has always believed that she is a lucky woman - her husband loves her, her children respect her, and her mother's family is even more proud of her.
Yes, Chen Ajiao thinks Liu Che loves this woman.
He carefully promoted her from a humble dancer to the position of queen. Isn't this the truest and most important love of a man?
Until the emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty began to use ruthless methods to liquidate the witchcraft case.
The man with usually tender eyes came to the Queen's Hall indifferently and knocked on the table lightly.
Wei Zifu's face was a hundred times paler than ever before, but he finally trembled and held out a carefully carved wooden box.
Inside are the ribbons and seals that symbolize the queen's status.
Chen Ajiao in front of the canopy recognized them at a glance, because she had owned them before.
Later, Liu Che ruthlessly took them away and gave them to a humble dancer like Wei Zifu without any care.
She hated the ruthless emperor, and even when she was imprisoned in the cold palace, she still stood tall and refused to bow her head.
But she soon saw a shocking sight.
The woman on the canopy didn't look like a queen at all. She knelt at Liu Che's feet and begged in an extremely humble manner.
"... Your Majesty, you know Ju'er's character. He was just forced to take this step. Please, please, please, please spare Ju'er's life for the sake of the old love between father and son..."
The emperor calmly tore open the corners of his clothes, picked up his things and left without looking back.
The still-beautiful woman was left crying in pain and sorrow, but she couldn't get the emperor to look back with a soft heart.
[After the emperor left, Wei Zifu hanged himself in despair. 】
At that time, the emperor was busy with the pacification of the previous dynasty, so it took a long time to learn the news.
Her body was left casually in an empty room for several days. When the emperor remembered it, his servants found a small coffin, carried her outside the city, and buried her hastily.
The former queen died so lightly as a feather.
How can we lament the emperor's indifference?
In front of the canopy.
Chen Ajiao was almost stunned on the spot.
She stared blankly at the extremely simple little coffin, and for a moment she couldn't even say a word.
During the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.
Wei Qing's eyes turned red almost instantly, staring at the sky.
Liu Che's heart skipped a beat, and he suddenly screamed something bad. He hurriedly hid behind the dragon chair with his head in his hands.
"...Zhongqing, Zhongqing, don't get excited, just listen to my explanation!!"
Wei Qing's fist tightened and then loosened, then loosened and tightened. In the end, only a trace of confusion and sadness was left.
He said: "...Your Majesty, my life has been pledged to the imperial family. My life, death, honor and disgrace all depend on you. Since my son and husband have committed such a heinous mistake, no matter what the outcome, they deserve it." of."
"It's just that I hope that if there is such a day, I don't expect your Majesty to miss the old relationship, but please consider your achievements in the battlefield and give my sister a more decent funeral."
Wei Qing understands his Majesty just as he understands himself.
Han Wu seems to be romantic and affectionate, but in fact he has a heart that is colder than stone.
He has many, many women, and Wei Zifu is not special.
Liu Che's dodge movements suddenly stiffened, and his fingers seemed to twitch imperceptibly.
After a while, the emperor spoke.
"Zhongqing, I dare not say how much I feel for your sister, but my feelings for you are never fake."
"...In this life, you and Qu Bing will live for a long time and stay with me. Your sister will always be my queen. That day will never come."
Wei Qing stared deeply at the emperor whose face was obscured in the darkness, lifted up his clothes, knelt down on one knee, and bowed deeply.
"I understand."
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Princess Pingyang.
Her relationship with Wei Qing was considered a happy ending in the Han Dynasty.
When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty had not set his sights on Wei Zifu, Wei Qing was just a riding slave of Princess Pingyang.
As Wei Zifu's status rose, Wei Qing had already got rid of his status as a "slave" and gradually began to make contributions and become famous.
During this period, Princess Pingyang's original husband, Cao Shou, died of illness early. Emperor Wu couldn't bear to leave his sister a widow, so he chose her a prince-consort, Xiahou Po, who was from a distinguished family.
However, although Xiahou Po was handsome, he was a libertine who was not afraid of meat and vegetarian food.
There was no emotion at all, and Princess Pingyang didn't bother to pay attention to him. Everyone was doing their own thing. I don't care if you raise women outside, and you don't care if I raise men in the house.
It wasn't until one day that Xiahou Po played with women on his father's concubine, and the incident came to light, which made Emperor Wu furious.
Xiahou was so frightened that he committed suicide.
Princess Pingyang became a widow again.
In fact, Princess Pingyang didn't care that she had to have a husband, but Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty always wanted his sister to have a happy marriage.
It happened that Wei Qing's wife passed away at that time, leaving her three sons and Wei Qing at home as a widow.
Someone accidentally mentioned Wei Qing to Emperor Wu. Emperor Wu was surprised and thought about it, it's not impossible!
Princess Pingyang is in her forties and may not be able to have another baby, but Wei Qing already has three promising sons, so there is no need to continue to have more children!
Besides, he couldn't trust other people's character. Didn't he understand Wei Qing?
If Wei Qing can't do it, no man in the world will dare to pat his chest and call himself a good man! !
When the news reached Princess Pingyang, her first reaction was to laugh.
How is this possible?
The eldest princess, who was still as handsome as ever, covered her lips and smiled softly: "Wei Qing was once my slave, how can he be my husband?"
But when she saw Wei Qing again, she was stunned.
The once thin and wizened silent boy has now grown into a calm and strong man, with an even more imposing look in his eyes.
Wei Qing lowered his eyes, "Your Highness the Princess."
By some strange coincidence, Princess Pingyang nodded and agreed to the marriage.
She was a full round older than Wei Qingnian, but no one expected that the person who left first was Wei Qing.
The two had been together for less than ten years, not even as long as her second husband.
Things like feelings have always been of little importance to the imperial family.
Wei Qing was like a flying swallow that flew across her long life, or like a wax torch that had burned to the end and was extinguished in an instant.
But before she died, Princess Pingyang still asked Emperor Wu for a favor.
She said: "...Bury me and him together."
It is common practice for a woman to be buried with her first husband, but the "he" in Princess Pingyang's words obviously does not refer to the emotionless Cao Shou.
Emperor Wu agreed.
