She was a princess who had lost her country. In order to take revenge, she followed the son of her enemy and used him to cultivate her own power. However, they experienced common hardships and his passionate love for her made her fall into emotion. However, she was not carried away by the emotion. In the end, she killed him for revenge. When she killed him, he smiled and said: Well, it is better to die in your hands than to die under the emperor's suspicion. It's just a pity that I said I would take you to the countryside to play. I'm sorry I can't keep the appointment.
If she knew the outcome from the beginning, would she still be desperate for revenge?
