Gone, gone. ——"Shuowen"

It means to leave, to leave far away from this place.

When it comes to saying "Zui is immortal", I think it means that the horse cannot run away, which means it is surrounded. I think the four famous sayings of Overlord can be translated in a popular way:

I was once very good and strong,

Now I am unlucky to be surrounded,

Besieged What do you want me to do?

Yuer, what do you think we should do?

It can be seen that the Overlord is actually at a loss at this time. And Yu Ji saw the bearish look of the Overlord at this time, and thought to herself: Oh, it turns out that the person who has followed him for most of his life is so weak-minded. He is proud of winning a battle, and is so panicked after losing a battle. It is really a mess. Not on the wall. So she sang four of her most famous lines: The Han soldiers have captured the territory, and there are songs of distress from all directions. The king is exhausted, how can I survive as a lowly concubine! It means that the king suffered a defeat and was surrounded (factual description). In fact, it doesn't matter. Victory and defeat are commonplace in military affairs (this sentence was not said out loud). But it’s wrong if you are depressed and have no fighting spirit (and you only said half a sentence). Since you have lost your fighting spirit, I really misjudged you, so I might as well just die! So, Ya committed suicide.

The Overlord was looked down upon by his own woman, so he finally gained some fighting spirit and fought hard to kill the enemy. He was exhausted after achieving 800 kills by himself, and happened to see one of his former subordinates (who had surrendered). So, the Overlord finally collapsed. He told the man, "I won't survive this trip anyway. Since you were so loyal in the past, I might as well give you a favor. You can still get the reward for taking my head." So Ya also committed suicide.