The Sickly Prince Imprisoned Me in His Arms

A snowy night of redemption reveals a long-planned chess game. Lin Wan, the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister, rescued the third prince Xiao Jin who was seriously injured and on the verge of despair on a cold winter night. At that time, he was a dormant lone wolf who was as gentle as jade in front of others but was ruthless behind the scenes; she was the jewel of a family who had a clear mind but was forced to be involved in the whirlpool of power. Prince Xiao Jue was bewildered by the "travelling girl" Yun Zhi, and acted absurdly, destroying his country. Lin Wan fell from being a quasi-princess into the clouds. According to an imperial decree, she was forced to marry Xiao Jin, a "fisherman who makes a profit", as his concubine. On the wedding night, the predatory kiss and the declaration that "tears can only be shed for me" reveal the essence of this marriage - a prison in the name of love. Xiao Jin's love was hot, twisted and full of possessiveness, like an abyss, tightly imprisoning Lin Wan. She struggled between fear and calculation, but in Xiao Jin's fragility and despair revealed after being drunk, she glimpsed his deeply buried scars and obsessions. The prince was deposed and a new emperor ascended the throne. Lin Wan took charge of Feng Yin as a queen and purged the harem. Faced with the daughter of the minister who entered the palace with the name of "childhood sweetheart" and attempted to replace her, and faced with the concubines who were crowded in by various forces, she used both kindness and power to strategize. Xiao Jin gave her supreme honor and absolute trust: "This harem is your world." "Wanwan, please look at me." "Wanwan, baby, will you come and love me?" The emperor who was so decisive in public was actually acting coquettishly with the queen. "Baby, there's no need to dirty your hands."