[Refreshing article] + [Two male protagonists] + [Ancient tactics] + [White cuts and black] + [Pure love] + [Black belly] + [Pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger] + [Car]
The fifth prince Murong Heng, who was abandoned in Broken Yuxuan, originally thought he could only be with Can Deng and Old Books in his life, but unexpectedly, a sudden palace change involved him in the turbulent whirlpool of power.
The prince's troubles, the queen's poisonous schemes, the brothers' plots... He was walking on thin ice, walking step by step amid the light of swords and shadows. I originally wanted to be alone, but unexpectedly gained the fierce protection of Xiao Che, the son of the regent - that domineering young man, who would clumsily bring him warm sweet-scented osmanthus cake, would stand in front of him amidst the light of swords, and would say "I will protect you" to support him.
There is also the mysterious Xie Linzhou, who has a gentle smile but a deep mind. Is he an enemy or a friend? Every helping hand has hidden agendas.
When power and sincerity collide, when hatred and love intertwine, Murong Heng understands: in this deep palace, the sharpest thing is not the sword, but the human heart; the warmest thing is the light that breaks through the haze.
He was once a grass on the ashes that no one cared about, but in the fierce battle of burning oil, he stubbornly blossomed. And the love and protection buried deep in the heart will eventually bloom into the most moving form on the ruins of power.
A game about survival and redemption, a deep love born in a conspiracy, let's see how the good-for-nothing prince counterattacks and finds his own country and destination within this cold palace wall.
Reader comments
It's good-looking, fast-paced, well-written, and the plot is pretty good, but there are three main characters, and they're pretty sad at the end. Overall, it's pretty good-looking.
It's good-looking, fast-paced, well-written, and the plot is pretty good, but there are three main characters, and they're pretty sad at the end. Overall, it's pretty good-looking.