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Several days later, Yuwen Hao ultimately reached a stalemate and opened the palace gates, releasing Xiao Yi. Archers who had long been lying in ambush on the palace walls were ready; if Luo Yu attacked the palace, Xiao Yi would be shot through with arrows and die on the spot. Luo Yu withdrew his troops decisively; he followed Xiao Yi's advice to retreat, and from then on, even from the far northwest, he would become a thorn in Yuwen Hao's side that could not be removed.
Although Xiao Yi did not allow Luo Yu to become emperor, he granted him enough military power before supporting Yuwen Hao's rise to power, making Luo Yu the only blade capable of balancing the royal family. Upon hearing the news of Xiao Yi's return, I excitedly ran along the winding corridor and finally rushed into Xiao Yi's embrace. I choked back tears as I called out his name.
Xiao Yi held me close and said, "Qian Qian, I am determined to love you." In the first year of our marriage, he was a carefree man who only wanted to break free from constraints. I clung to him day and night; he grew impatient but could do nothing about me. I asked him daily when he would finally love me.
Eventually, Xiao Yi became annoyed by my persistence and would deliberately tease me. He said, "Wait until winter snow meets spring wind and melts." Xiao Yi intended for me to take the hint and give up, but I replied, "Winter snow melts when it meets spring wind, disappears with summer rain, and merges with autumn leaves; only when it meets you, Xiao Yi, will it turn into ice."
Xiao Yi was taken aback by my words and began to take notice of me. Initially indifferent towards me, he found me increasingly bothersome as I lingered around him. Later on, I climbed up to the city tower and nearly got killed. Xiao Yi saved me; seeing me in such a sorry state stirred his compassion.
Seeing that my heart was solely set on him, Xiao Yi decided to try spending time with me. However, as we spent time together, he found it increasingly difficult to control his feelings. Fearing that he might be burdened by love, he thought about sending me far away so we would never meet again. Yet unexpectedly, I married him.
Though reluctant at first, upon seeing my determination to marry him despite everything, he felt pity for me. Xiao Yi thought that since we were already married, we might as well try to get along. But in this process of getting along, Xiao Yi ended up falling for me.
He likes me in a way that is inexplicable, even he himself hasn't realized it.
Every day, he treats me better than the last, fearing that I might suffer or be unhappy.
Later, Xiao Yi told me, "Qian Qian, I am determined to love you."
He is a hero, a ruler, the only man in the world who is willing to wholeheartedly care for me.
Xiao Yi originally wanted to give me freedom, but when he thought about me marrying someone else, he felt a pang of sadness in his heart.
He thought he could fulfill my happiness, but he couldn't bring himself to do it.
He intended to be a good person and support my happiness, but seeing how much I needed him made it impossible for him to let me go.
Xiao Yi said he never planned to grow old with me, but when he saw my determination to marry him, he no longer wanted to release me.
He believed we would live together over time, and after a hundred years, I would be able to let go of life and death and live on alone.
But he never expected that I would love him so deeply.
When he died, I would not live either.
Xiao Yi said he was wrong; he shouldn't have given me hope, shouldn't have kept me by his side, and definitely shouldn't have let me know about love.
He asked if I ever regretted it.
I threw myself into Xiao Yi's arms and choked back tears as I said, "Xiao Yi, the thing I regret the most is not being able to marry you smoothly back then, leaving you lonely for so many years."
I looked up at Xiao Yi's face and said firmly, "Xiao Yi, I love you."
At that moment, the joys and sorrows of seven years finally settled down.
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