The TV series "Lady Hu Zhu" finally ended in tragedy, Di Xu and Ti Lan both died, and even Fang Jianming, who drank the blood of the Dragon Tail God, finally failed to escape the fate of the arrangement, and Bai Xi, who became the little prince again, became old. Since then, it has been impossible to share the joy of the world with Fanghai City and fulfill the promise of the other haishi. In fact, since Fang Haishi entered the palace, Fang Jianming found that her attitude towards Di Xu had changed, and she was a little more concerned about Di Xu. If it weren't for Tiran's existence, perhaps the two would have fallen in love.
In the play, Di Xu has never forgotten the purple hairpin. At that time, the two were very in love, and Zi Hao was also pregnant with his child, but because of the rebellion of King Yi, the child had not yet been born, and Zi Hao died in the war. At that time, Di Xu was very distressed by the loss of his lover and wanted to accompany her. However, because Fang Jianming was his Baixi, if he had an accident, Fang Jianming would definitely go before him. In the end, Di Xu kept living in pain for the life of his friend.
Later, as a proton, King Chang returned to Dazheng and brought back the princess Tiran, and at first the two did not deal with each other. Di Xu intil had a face exactly like the Purple Hairpin and was always tortured by various methods. However, Di Xu discovered Tilan's resilience and began to pay attention to him, and slowly moved his true feelings. However, for Di Xu, he still loves Zi Hao a little more, after all, Zi Hao's personality is frank, while Ti Lan is much more introverted.
When Di Xu first met Fang Haishi, who was still dressed as a man, he became deeply interested in her, and even asked Fang Jianming to bring Fang Haishi into the palace and let her be his own attendant, mainly because he saw the character of Zi Hao from Fang Haishi. However, Fang Jianming, because of Fang Haishi's daughter status, did not want her to enter the palace, but sent her out for training, so as to prevent Fang Haishi from entering the palace.
Fang Jianming knew that Fang Haishi's desire to enter the palace was actually because of the pearl tax in that year, and he had always been angry with Emperor Xu and wanted to assassinate Emperor Xu to avenge his father. He thought that Fang Haishi was just thinking about it, but he didn't think that she would actually blend into the palace and directly assassinate Di Xu. In the end, Emperor Xu did not blame her, and let her take the imperial examination and became a talent. Fang Jianming was afraid that Fang Haishi's hatred would blind his eyes, and he would make a big mistake and had to bear to send her to the military camp.
In fact, in many aspects of the play, it can be reflected that Di Xu's love for Fang Haishi is almost no less than Fang Jianming, and even more than that, and he responds to her needs. As long as it can be done, it will inevitably promise him. If Emperor Xu had known that Fang Haishi was his daughter, I am afraid that he would have already welcomed her into the palace. Coupled with the fact that Di Xu already had Ti Lan by his side, Fang Jianming and Di Xu did not become love enemies, on the contrary, Di Xu was willing to fulfill them both.
In general, if it weren't for Ti Lan and Di Xu falling in love first, perhaps Fang Hai City would love God Xu, or maybe Di Xu would have taken Fang Hai City from Fang Jianming's side. Fortunately, Di Xu was truly in love with Tilan and eventually died with Tiran. Fang Haishi and Fang Jianming had a sweet time, but because of the resurgence of the rebels, Di Xu and his wife both died, and the two could not leave in vain, and could only silently pray for each other's safety.