She is a court official's wife, the daughter of a treacherous minister, and a cold-hearted woman who casts love aside to clear her father's name.
He is a crown prince, a prince of the former dynasty, and a man so obsessed with pleasing her that he would defy Heaven itself.
Lin Zhen goes from being the daughter of a treacherous minister to the wife of a fourth-rank official in the Imperial Household Department. She believes that marrying a good man will bring her a peaceful life, only for Xie Huaixu to wipe out her husband's entire family.
Xie Huaixu once feared neither Heaven nor death, yet time and again he compromises for a woman named Lin Zhen, until he loses everything.
She pretends to return to his side. Amid the truth and the lies, all she wants is to clear her father's name of the charge of treason.
As he struggles to keep his footing in court, beset on every side, she becomes the sharpest arrow aimed at his heart.
She runs. He loses his mind and pursues her relentlessly. They remain entangled in a knot of passion, infatuation, resentment, and hatred.
The longevity lock bears the inscription “May you know no sorrow,” yet love remains out of reach.
One general's success comes at the cost of ten thousand lives; from the heights of power, he falls into the abyss.
It's a very good book. The male protagonist is very affectionate and the female protagonist is also very smart. It's just that some parts of the logic don't make sense, and the male protagonist feels aggrieved in the early stages, but in general, the flaws are not hidden, the writing is first-rate, the plot is unique, and the characters are likeable.
I just like it when the male protagonist is manipulated to death by the female protagonist [laughs]
The author's writing style is really good, the writing is antique, and the plot is novel and alternative. It is not a time travel and rebirth, it is pure ancient language. I feel that it was buried in Tomato. Come on, author!
It's a very good book. The male protagonist is very affectionate and the female protagonist is also very smart. It's just that some parts of the logic don't make sense, and the male protagonist feels aggrieved in the early stages, but in general, the flaws are not hidden, the writing is first-rate, the plot is unique, and the characters are likeable. I just like it when the male protagonist is manipulated to death by the female protagonist [laughs]
The author's writing style is really good, the writing is antique, and the plot is novel and alternative. It is not a time travel and rebirth, it is pure ancient language. I feel that it was buried in Tomato. Come on, author!
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