Su Mengjing was once the celebrated Prince Jing, renowned throughout the Nine Provinces. He went to war at sixteen and took command at eighteen, making a name for himself at a young age. How glorious he was.
Then, after a single defeat, he was abandoned by everyone.
Worse, the very king he had once served sent him to the enemy nation as a hostage. On his first night there, he found himself on the wedding bed of Zheng's regent.
Regent Mu Heng not only wields great power, but is also rumored to be bloodthirsty and cruel, leaving rivers of blood wherever he wages war.
More importantly, everyone says he and Su Mengjing are sworn enemies, locked in a feud so deep that Mu Heng would love nothing more than to kill him...
Yet no one knows that, as snow falls over the capital, the powerful Mu Heng gets hopelessly drunk in the regent's residence, gently caresses Su Mengjing's cheek, and says obsessively, “A Jing, I miss you so much.”
It's a little bit cruel, but overall it's pretty good-looking.
Good writing and smooth plot