I was crying so sadly.

I cried while watching "The King's Man". And there are two very sad tears. Don't think it has something to do with Kong Ji and Changsheng, it has nothing to do with them, I didn't cry for them. I am the king, crying for Yanshan Jun. Everyone says that Lord Yanshan is a tyrant, but I just think that he is still a little boy who yearns for happiness and love. He likes Kongji, and I think a lot of it has found a playmate. He liked the shadow puppets performed by Kong Ji, so he took Kong Ji to watch him perform when he also learned it. He played two roles by himself, he played himself and his father. He said, father and son, son misses mother and queen. He learned from his father, didn't he tell you to forget her? How will you govern the world like this in the future? He also said, "Father, my son really misses my mother and queen!" I beg you, I beg you! I was already crying when I saw this. crying sadly. Yan Shanjun also cried. He is a person who has no mother's love. His mother was killed by his father. He will never be able to forgive his father and forgive the "previous king" in the words of those old officials.

It was the man and the woman beside that man who caused him to lose his mother. He missed his mother, but there was nothing he could do. That man is his father, and the woman beside him now wants to respect "the queen mother". No one can make him happy. He lacks childhood. Love is missing. Until Kong Ji appeared by his side. So every time, he would laugh at the performance of Kong Ji and Changsheng. He summoned Kong Ji at night just to watch a puppet or shadow play.
He was so lonely, so lonely, so insecure.

There is also a scene where Kong Ji and Changsheng play the queen and the king, and the play shows the queen being forced to death by the queen mother and other harems. The queen played by Kong Ji took the poison from Changsheng's hands and said, "My son, you must live well and bury me by the roadside where you can see the king." After he finished speaking, he drank the medicine and fell to the ground.
The king who saw this scene had completely forgotten that Kong Ji was performing, and he also forgot that his mother had been dead for many, many years. He just rushed over, hugged Kong Ji and shouted: "Mother!" Time It seems to have stopped. Lord Yanshan was crouching over the queen in the play and weeping, as if he really saw his mother die in front of him but there was nothing he could do.
I cried again. I really want to comfort him. Comfort this child-like king. He is really not fit to be a king, he can't forget too many things, and he has never been able to come out of the shadow of losing his mother. His character was twisted. This is not surprising. Since childhood, he has not received normal care. He reminds me of a violent child, when a lollipop can actually soften his heart. It's just that no one really cared about him. They just demanded him, kept demanding him.

His mother died, and his father asked him to forget his mother, to be ruthless and ruthless as an emperor must have. He wanted to keep Kong Ji and Changsheng, and the ministers asked him to follow the decree of the previous king and drive Kong Ji and them out of the palace. Everything he loves must die or leave in accordance with the rules of politics. He has lost too much, and what has he gained?
I really feel sad for him. I really pity him too. Perhaps the palace coup and his departure from the throne was also the end he hoped for. I searched on Baidu to find the final ending of Lord Yanshan, which is what he said:

"In 1506, the Zhongzong incident happened anyway, and Lord Yanshan was abolished by Cheng Xiyan, Pu Yuanzong and other Confucian officials and generals, and was sent to Jianghua Island for exile. He was given death two months later, and he was 30 years old. Because he was abolished as a tyrant, he did not have a temple title, honorary title, posthumous title, or mausoleum name."

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