Even Gu Hui, who single-handedly propelled this "Prosperous Era of Qi Huan" and was revered or feared by countless people as "Grand Tutor Gu," could not resist the gray that crept upon his temples, and that always upright spine, after handling mountain-high documents deep into the night, would reveal a barely perceptible curve of fatigue.
The chisel of time treats both emperors and commoners alike.
And it will eventually take everyone with it.
In the thirteenth year of the Qi Huan era, with the passing of Yue Fei, the story of a generation finally reached its end.
For Gu Hui,
Yue Fei could be considered his only confidant.
His life's philosophy was too far-reaching, incompatible with the thinking of people in this world, even within his own family of the Gu Clan.
Though the thoughts across Kyushu were continuously transforming.
For Gu Hui, this did not signify success.
Simply put, it was not enough.
Gu Hui's true thoughts would even shock Gu Yi.
