When he was eight, a calamity left Yang Qing an orphan. Filled with fear and hatred, he disappeared into the mountains to train in martial arts.
Ten years later, he returned to his homeland under an assumed name, and his plan for revenge began to unfold. He would make everyone who had harmed his family pay.
He became a ruthless God of War, feared across the battlefield and admired by every young woman in the capital. Yet he married his enemy’s daughter, tormenting and humiliating her so she, too, would know the pain of losing loved ones. He thought every part of his plan was under control, but she loved him to the point of obsession and hated him with all her heart. Broken and hopeless, she could neither live nor die in peace.
Torn between love and hate, he despised her and cast her aside, only to keep frantically searching for her and bringing her back. He couldn’t bear to see anyone treat her well.
She went mad. Beside the cliff, she shed her last tear for him. “Love is lost in an endless haze, longing stretches on forever. In this life, we owe each other nothing more...”
Five years later, a little girl in a colorful dress ran happily along the field ridge, calling, “Mama!” A joyful smile played across her face.
“Your Majesty, shall we bring Madam and the young miss home?”
He waved his hand and ordered his men not to disturb her again. Seeing that she was still alive was enough for him...
I listened to this book from beginning to end. The author's writing is good, and the descriptions of the male protagonist and the female protagonist are spot-on. Especially the male protagonist, who clearly loves the female protagonist, but keeps torturing the female protagonist for revenge. In fact, he is torturing himself. In the end, no one expected that his mortal enemy was his mother. In an unexpected ending, the male protagonist threw away his hatred, and his lover and child came back! It is exactly what kind of practice you will get that kind of good results!