Qingque Prisoner Wolf

Xiao Heng, the sixth prince of the Qing Dynasty, was as cold as blood-quenched iron, and he pretended to be "supervisor" to protect his shortcomings; Helian Shuo, the proton of Beidi, wore a moon-white shirt to act docile, and his wolf-tooth necklace hid the ruthlessness of the prairie. A blind bear rushed towards him in the hunting ground, but Xiao Heng blocked him. When the court wanted to kill him, Xiao Heng slapped the table with the prince, and was so crazy that he used his blood to nourish Tongxi Gu. But the prince showed no mercy, his wedding clothes were stained with Helian Shuo's blood, his escape through the secret passage was blocked again, his hands were shackled, and poisonous insects gnawed at his heart. Their homeland is a natural chasm, and they desperately want to cross it. In the end, Xiao Heng ascended the throne, and what he carried in his arms was not the jade seal, but his ashes. The wall of Qingque trapped Beidi's wolf and also trapped Xiao Heng for the rest of his life. Tell me, is this love that lasts until death a redemption or a reminder?