I just broke up with my boyfriend and then I transmigrated into the world of "The Lost Tomb&quo

He saw the "Qing Ge" who captivated Yu Nu, and he learned about their story.

All one can do is sigh: it's just the cruel twist of fate.

That was a true Tang Dynasty era, a time of great prosperity and commerce, with all nations paying tribute and armies clashing.

That day, "Brother Qing" rode a tall horse, full of pride, and married his beloved. They were welcomed into the palace and paid their respects to the emperor. The emperor simply smiled and teased the concubine beside him, saying, "The Princess Consort of Shou does resemble you somewhat." It was an unpleasant remark, but a very high compliment.

Upon hearing this, Wu Xie immediately recognized Yu Nu's identity; however, he never expected that Yu Nu was actually "Yang Guifei".

All day long, the congratulations kept coming in, and the newlyweds couldn't stop smiling.

Two years passed quickly, and the couple remained loving and harmonious. However, Yu Nu often had worries and would occasionally visit the Guanyin Temple to pray for blessings, placing all the items she obtained under Qing Ge's pillow.

It wasn't until one day when Qingge fell onto the pillow that he found a large pile of fertility charms under it. Yu Nu turned her face away in embarrassment and annoyance, which made Qingge praise her for being cute.

That year, Qingge returned in a hurry during a heavy snowfall. When Yunu asked him something, he brought back shocking news: "Yuniang, the Crown Prince has rebelled."

However, Wu Xie saw the determination in his eyes, and it seemed that much of the Crown Prince's riot was his doing.

Sure enough, the next day the emperor issued an edict to execute the crown prince, the Prince of E, and the Prince of Guang.

Unfortunately, fate is unpredictable. Just as the fruit was about to ripen, Qingge's mother, Consort Wu Hui, died...

Qingge always told Yu Nu that his mother's death was suspicious, but unfortunately His Majesty did not send anyone to investigate the matter. He would cover his face and cry whenever his mother and father were mentioned. He told Yu Nu that His Majesty was just putting on an act and lamented that the road ahead would be difficult.

On the day the crown prince was chosen, Qingge drank a lot of wine. He held Yu Nu and kept asking why it wasn't him.

From that day on, Qingge drowned his sorrows in alcohol every night, saying that His Majesty had begun to fear him. Today, His Majesty would either hint to a minister to impeach him, or tomorrow His Majesty would openly reprimand him in court or flatter him and order him to do those complicated and thankless tasks.

Yu Nu saw it all and felt a pang of pain in her heart, but there was nothing she could do but comfort her again and again.

During the Mid-Autumn Festival family banquet, the Emperor specially invited Prince Shou and his wife to enjoy the moon with the Crown Prince. Qingge was somewhat reluctant to go. He said to Yu Nu, "Why did Father Emperor specifically ask you to come to the palace? I'm afraid it's not a good omen. Stay by my side. If Father Emperor asks you anything, don't be afraid. If you can't answer, just say you don't know, and I'll answer for you."

Yu Nu nodded and went into the palace with him.

The emperor said a lot, but every word he uttered was a lie; his eyes seemed fixed on Yu Nu.

After the family dinner, Qingge became even quieter, but he would say almost every day, "Yu Niang, you're all I have left."

In the fifth year of their marriage, Yu Nu probably never expected that one day she would receive a letter of divorce. Yu Nu cried and asked him what it was.

Qingge didn't reply to her. He just left the divorce papers behind and walked away alone. All that was left for Yu Nu was the sound of breaking tiles coming from the study and the divorce papers lying on the ground, unopened.

The Emperor issued an edict, granting Yu Nu the privilege of becoming a nun.

On the day Yu Nu left, Qing Ge came to see him off. He was extremely thin, his hair was drooping, and his beard was unkempt.

Yu Nu embraced him without hesitation, and Qing Ge finally broke down in tears. He said, "Yu Niang, I'm so sorry. I failed to become the Crown Prince, I couldn't protect my mother, and now I can't even protect you. I have nothing left..."

The two were thus completely separated, seemingly to prevent them from having any further contact. Just a few days after Yu Nu became a nun, she heard that the emperor had issued an edict to bestow a marriage upon Prince Shou.