"Great Qin Fu" should have been a historical drama, but whenever I saw Zhao Yan and Guo Kai, it was like seeing an old comedy film, "Dumb and Agua" starring Kim Carey and Jeff Daniels.
According to the Warring States Policy, Zhao Yan and Guo Kai are suspected of being gay, and this view is not reliably proven.
In "Great Qin Fu", Zhao Yan and Guo Kai regard state affairs as a child's play, which is the famous relationship between the emperor and the traitor in history.
Zhao Yan doted on Guo Kai very much, but where Guo Kai asked, Zhao Yan could basically satisfy. Whether it's money, officialdom or military power. So much so that Guo Kaikeng killed two famous generals of the Zhao state, Lian Po and Li Mu, and single-handedly overthrew two of the four famous generals, which indirectly led to the demise of the Zhao state.
Guo Kai has been Zhao Yan's companion since childhood, and the two have been in cahoots since childhood.
One will kill, and one will hand out a knife. When he was a child, Yingzheng was a proton in the Zhao Kingdom, and Zhao Yan did not look up to Yingzheng in every way, and bullied and bullied Yingzheng when he was three or five.
Whenever this time came, assistant Guo Kai would start his little head. For Zhao Yan's idea, he set fire to the house and arranged for someone to shoot cold arrows with a mask, causing Shen Yue, a teacher when Yingzheng was a teenager, to die in order to help Yingzheng and his mother escape.
The actor who plays Guo Kai is Cai Badou in "Dragon Gate Dart Game", who saw half of the drama and recognized it.