Beili, the God of Killing who was the "guardian of the heart", was forced to marry a concubine from southern Xinjiang. He thought he was marrying a chess piece, and she thought she was marrying a prisoner. On the wedding night, she was shocked by the assassination, but she secretly raised her hand to resolve it; when the situation in the court was treacherous, he protected her in his sleeves. Two top chess players wearing masks, from the prince's mansion to the palace, from the northern border to the southern border, were involved in countless lies and calculations. Until he broke up with the family to protect her, and she sacrificed herself to save him. When the embers burn away the pretense, and the long night reflects the true heart - it turns out that we are each other's abyss, and we are also the only other shore that each other can reach.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
