Xiao Mad, the regent of Daye, was extremely powerful and cold-hearted, but he was almost crazy about Bai Yueguang, who passed away three years ago.
He married Su Jincai, the concubine of the Su family, just because she had a face that looked exactly like Bai Yueguang.
After three years of marriage, he humiliated her endlessly and treated her like a weakling.
"Su Jinlei, you are just a fake, you can't even compare to her hair."
He personally fed her soup and medicine, destroying all her expectations; he made her kneel in the ice room on the anniversary of Bai Yueguang's death, just to atone for her sin of "occupying the magpie's nest".
Su Jincai gathered up all her grace, hid her amazing medical skills, and suffered in silence.
She thought that as long as she stayed by his side, one day her hard heart would be warmed.
Until later, in order to save his sweetheart (sister), he pushed her out without hesitation to block the fatal knife.
The wedding dress was stained with blood. When she was dying, Su Jincai finally gave up and smiled sadly: "Xiao Madang, do you know... What you killed with your own hands was the moonlight you had been looking for for three years."
When the truth is revealed, the fake that he hates so much is the person he is looking for all over the world.
Xiao Madang went crazy.
He slaughtered all his enemies and became extremely powerful, but he could never get back the girl who had eyes for him.
The whole world said that the Princess Regent was dead.
But a few years later, the new emperor of a neighboring country was surrounded by a lazy, pretty, and poisonous female Imperial Preceptor, who could decide life and death just by talking and laughing.
When Xiao Madang's eyes turned red, he grabbed the corner of her clothes with trembling hands and called her in a mute voice: "CuiCui, come home with me."
But the woman just lazily raised her eyes, raised her lips with a smile, and handed a glass of poisonous wine to his lips:
"This prince, do you want to chase me? Okay, go to the crematorium and line up first. Oh, and remember to bring your own urn."
