The order of TV plays is opposite to that of novels. This novel first captures Peng Kun, and then makes Wang Chun resign and go into exile. Wen Xiujun also asked her to commit suicide, but in the play, Wen Xiujun was cleaned up first. In the original work, Wang Mang did not marry Peng Kun, but a noble family in Jingzhou.
Now that follwed married Peng Kun and Peng Kun rebelled, follwed's ending is hardly as satisfactory as in the book. After Peng Kun's rebellion failed, all his followers and all his sons and nephews who participated in the rebellion were convicted and their property was confiscated. Women, children and children were sent back to their original places.
At that time, Xuanjia was in the middle of the road, and Xuanshen 'an went to his uncle Gan 'an, an old prince. Later, the emperor rose up and the old prince intended to get married. Because Wen Xiujun and the emperor belong to the same family, at the behest of the old prince, Xuan Shennan married the emperor. Later, with the help of millions of soldiers in Gan 'an Wang Fu, the emperor put down the remnants of the criminal emperor and made unparalleled contributions. Unfortunately, the old prince was killed in the war.
After the death of the old prince, only Wen Xiujun and his fourteenth brother Gan 'an, the little prince, were left at home, and gradually lost their former scenery. After King Gan 'an succeeded to the throne, he went to the fief for Shouchun. Shouchun's shoujiang is named Peng Kun. In the battle of the ancient city, Peng Kun returned to the old prince regardless of miasma, but his body was damaged and he could not have any more children.
Wang Fu in Gan 'an thanked him for his kindness and made Peng Kun and Xiao Wang half-brothers. But according to the director of this drama, did Peng Kun really save Wang An of Laogan? I'm afraid not. It's just a rhetoric. It should be Peng Kun's insatiable greed that killed veteran cadre Wang An and seized the relieving power. Ironically, Wen Xiujun's enemy was just around the corner, and he mistakenly thought he was a benefactor and married his daughter.
Shouchun is far from Jingshan, barren and uninhibited. Peng Kun wrote many times to ask for relief, which was rejected by the emperor. As time went on, Peng Kun became resentful and disloyal. He sent his confidant to Wen Xiujun and presented a personal letter from the little prince.
The letter said that the little prince had a hard life and was short of money. He hasn't made new clothes for many years. In order to make a living, he can only eat after noon and stay indoors. He asked Wen Xiujun to ask the emperor for the right to coin money so that his concubines and children could live comfortably.
The little prince's words ignited Wen Xiujun's fighting spirit like fire, and the Yue clan fanned the flames in the dark. Soon, Wen Xiujun stole Wang Chun's seal privately and ordered the handmaiden to go to Shouchun to hook up with Peng Kun in an attempt to collect money and support his brother in sending troops to rebel.
After the defeat, Wen Xiujun committed suicide by poisoned wine, and 30% of Wang's property was confiscated. Wang Chunhe's son Wang Long was exiled to Jingnan. Under the mediation of Cheng Shaoshang, the emperor gave King Gui a dowry, ordered her to marry a noble family in Jingzhou, and gave her future husband a false title.
Peng Kun and a group of followers who rebelled against him, as well as all his sons and nephews who participated in the rebellion, condemned the crime, confiscated their property and sent women and children back to their original places. After the little prince Gan 'an was detained in the capital, he completely pushed out the responsibility, saying that he didn't know that the money was from Peng's rebellion, and he never had the intention of rebellion. He only asked for money because the fief was barren. The emperor didn't believe it and left him in prison.