After all, who lost whom: broken glass

Chapter 41 Epilogue
"Historical Records: The Benji of Emperor Jiayou" records:
In the winter of Emperor Jiayou's 21st year, Emperor Jiayou obtained his son Langxuan, and made Rong's imperial concubine;

In the spring of the 22nd year of Emperor Jiayou, the Rong family was established as the empress, known as Queen Zhangjing in history. In March, the prince Langxuan disappeared and was never found. In response to the oath of Emperor Yao of the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Jiayou appointed Liu Luo, the son of the Liu family, as the crown prince and changed his surname to Duan.

In the autumn of Emperor Jiayou's 26th year, Emperor Jiayou abdicated the throne and became the crown prince, and was known as Emperor Jiarui in history, thus creating the 20-year prosperity of Jiarui.

In the third year of Emperor Jiarui, Emperor Jiayou died, and Empress Zhangjing died on the same day. Emperor Jiarui buried Emperor Jiayou and Empress Zhangjing together according to his will. In the following year, King Pingliu was named Emperor Xiaowu.

It has been many, many years later, the queen mother died, Liu Luo ascended the throne, and Princess Zhenzhu was made the queen.

And that year, Xin Yu seldom came to see her after Rong Yufeng. She knew that he didn't want to see her. He just wanted her to share that memory with him, and he just hoped that he was not the only one in this world every midnight. Thinking of Lin Lang made my heart ache.

She hurts as much as he does.

She bet her whole life on him, but she couldn't get him in the end, so she had to look at the aging woman in the mirror after many, many years and sighed that she was willing to gamble and lose.

But alternatively, no one ever won.

(End of this chapter)