In order to conquer Chen Huier's heart, Yang Guang even took his own knot and his seal as a token of love. When Huier held the national seal in his hand, he realized that the fate of a country was in his own hands, but at the same time, he found that what he longed for was not revenge. She began to be confused and her determination to take revenge was completely shaken. She can't face the fact that she is in love with the enemy. Until the day when the Sui Dynasty Alliance agreed to take revenge, at the critical moment, Chen Huier blocked the Red Buddha sword for him and saved Yang Guang. At that moment, Chen Huier advised the Red Buddha to let go of hatred, and Hui's kindness made the Red Buddha feel guilty. Before he died, Hui told Yang Fang to become a popular Buddha, and told his sister-in-law Zhang Lihua to go. Finally, Yang Guang holds dying Chen Huier to enjoy the moon. When they first met, Chen Huier's death strengthened Yang Guang's determination to build the Grand Canal. Emperor Yangdi Yang Guang wrote Fu Shou for Mrs. Chen Huier to commemorate the most beloved woman in his life. . . Kind of like a tragic figure