Although the plot of "Lady Huozhu" is old-fashioned, but the soil is on top, Di Xu and Ti Lan are too good for cp, she escapes his chase, she has nowhere to escape the setting, and it is actually a bit funny. Every time Di Xu got drunk, he would treat Ti Lan as a purple hairpin and put away his usual state of "crazy criticism" and gradually make Ti Lan move.
Although Ti Lan liked Di Xu a little, but knew that it was the reason for her sister Zi Hao, she never dared to go beyond it, originally the personal eunuch let Ti Lan take care of Di Xu, that is, to help her create an opportunity to get along alone, Ti Lan did not take advantage of the danger of others, but instead took care of Di Xu all night, sleeping peacefully and steadily by the bed, not daring to disturb him.
Di Xu had actually fallen in love with Ti Lan long ago, after all, he had a face exactly like The Purple Hairpin, and even if he refused in his heart, that face was still attracting him. Although the personal eunuch was often reprimanded by Emperor Xu, he was never punished, because Emperor Xu needed him, and no one else knew About Emperor Xu's physical condition. In order to persuade Di Xu to take good care of his body, the personal eunuch told the truth about Di Xu's physical condition.
Since Zi Hao left, Di Xu often drank, so that his body was already inferior to the state of a teenager, and his five internal organs had long been hurt to the extreme, if it were not for Fang Zhu's help, perhaps Di Xu would have died a long time ago. In the original work, according to the current plot, Di Xu was not far from his life, and he had long wanted to ask for death, and he was not with Ti lan.
In the play, when Di Xu and Zi Hao fell in love, because Fang Zhu launched a siege in advance for the sake of the Fang family, resulting in Zi Xu being killed, and even Di Xu's life was hanging in the balance. In order to preserve Emperor Xu's name, Fang Zhu tied the names of the two together with a blood oath, that is, from this moment on, Emperor Xu relied on Fang Zhu to live, if not so early.
Perhaps Di Xu thought that since the injury was also borne by Fang Zhu's body, drinking alcohol would certainly not hurt his body, and he never expected that Fang Zhu was not good at drinking, and what caused Di Xu to drink and hurt was his own body, and Fang Zhu could not help him suffer. Ti Lan only had a little good feeling for Di Xu, and he didn't care as much about the other side's sea market, in order to make the sea market smooth on the front line, he actually rebelled against Emperor Xu's order not to let the flower lanterns be released.
Although Di Xu, played by Xu Kaicheng, is the second male, but the plot in the second half is not much, he is often in a state of "madness and madness" in the play, and later Fang Zhu sent Fang Haishi into the palace for The Sake of Emperor Xu's Jiangshan, but Di Xu finally went offline. In the original work, Ti Lan did not fight with Di Xu, and HaiShi finally let her out of the palace and lived a peaceful life of ordinary people.
Di Xu at least met two women he liked, but Fang Zhu liked the sea market but could not let the people of the world know, and he also sent his beloved woman into the palace, suffering more grievances than Di Xu, but never explained.