Zhong Huaiyu murdered his parents and brothers. He was sinister, ruthless, and consumed by suspicion. He relied on the General’s Estate to seize the throne amid internal strife and external threats, then, once his rule was secure, immediately stripped his loyal subjects of their military power and had them killed.
Xia Chang’an could not understand how the cautious General’s Estate had ended up discarded like a cooked hare after the hounds were gone, or why her grandfather, who had spent his life on the battlefield, had been denied a peaceful end.
Whoever wanted to support that damn emperor could go ahead. Xia Chang’an was going to rebel!
Prince Yong’an, Zhong Huaichu, was the rightful heir to the throne. Xia Chang’an would return this stolen kingdom to its rightful owner!
After the coup failed, he asked, “Xia Chang’an, do you really love him that much?”
When one move cost him the game, he said, “Take him and get out. I never want to see you again.”
As misunderstanding after misunderstanding was cleared up, the humble young man still remembered the lotus pastries from that year.
Half a lifetime had passed in turmoil, and everything had gone wrong.
If he could live it all again, the young man would hold fast to the girl and demand, “You said you’d take me to Mobei. Why did you break your promise?”
I really like the heroine's character, it's great
Finished watching it, it's very good