In The Legend of Mi Yue, in which episode did Tamia Liu and Sun Li have children?

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Mi Zhu gave birth to the first son for the king of Qin, who was overjoyed and named him Dang. Wei Yan was very angry and worried about the future of Yihua when he saw Yi Shu in power. Mi Yue entertained the King of Qin for tea, and the King of Qin continued to ask Mi Yue to tell him his complaint and the rest of his son's story. Mi Yue told the king of Qin the story that Huang Xie promised to walk behind his back in the rain. The king of Qin was deeply touched.

Just as the King of Qin decided to protect Mi Yue, Mi Yue fainted during the production. Seeing that the situation was critical, the king of Qin wanted to break into the delivery room, but Jian Mu and Yi Shu tried to stop him. Although the king of Qin couldn't get into the door, he shouted Mi Yue at the top of his lungs outside. Mi Yue finally woke up and gave birth to a prince.

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When the Queen Mother heard this, she was very sad to know that the teacher had suffered for a long time. The Queen Mother likes a young man named "Wei Choufu", who looks like Huang Xie. He studied at Pepper Room Temple with the Empress Dowager all day. In her dream, the Queen Mother dreamed of the late King Ying Si, and the late King Ying Si said that she would wait for her there.

The Queen Mother put her tomb at the foot of Mount Li, moved Zhai Li's tomb to the foot of Mount Li, and changed Mount Li into Li's "Li", where her tomb was buried in the future, indicating that she would stay with him for a long time after a hundred years.

Not long ago, Huang Xie of Chu wrote: "The peaches of Chu are ripe, red and white meet, and the fruits are numerous, but the peach forest is still there, but there is no beauty with a whip?" Because I yearned for Chu and dreamed of going back to Chu after my death, many handmaiden figurines and song and dance figurines were buried after my death. Because she thought that Empress Qin had to be escorted by military forces when she returned home, a large number of terracotta warriors and horses were added to the mausoleum.

Eighteen years after Mi Yue's death, the thirteen-year-old King of Qin succeeded to the throne. Twenty-six years later, the State of Qin unified the whole of China, and the king of Qin ascended the throne, known as "Qin Shihuang" in history.

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