[Robbing by force + Torture first and then sweetness + Rushing in both directions + Machiavellian revenge]
Eight years ago, in Taohuawu, Jiangnan, half a jade pendant with a dragon pattern sealed her love. He was the "A Zheng" who protected her.
Eight years later, on a bloody night in the capital, everyone was beheaded, and he was Xie Zheng, the palm print of the Jin Yiwei whom she hated so much.
He forced her into a cage and declared tyrannically: "Stay with me, I will protect you for revenge, and I will protect you alive."
She went on hunger strike, ran away, and wielded a sword at each other. However, in the life and death crises one after another, she was moved by his affectionate way of blocking the knife with her body and guarding her all night long.
It turned out that he had been undercover for eight years under Prince Jing, hid the jade pendant with a phoenix pattern for eight years, and collected evidence of crimes for eight years, just to wait for an opportunity to protect her and clear her name.
The intrigues are treacherous, and love and hate are intertwined. He is her enemy and her salvation; she is his weakness and his armor.
Reader comments
This ancient Chinese novel is elegantly written, the vocabulary is clear yet clever, and the plot is ups and downs and reasonable. The characters are portrayed with exquisite detail, and the emotions are sincere and moving. It not only shows the magnificence of family, country and world, but also the gentle love between children. There is a strong classical charm between the lines. Reading it is like tasting fine tea, and the lingering fragrance lingers in the air, making you unable to put down the book.
This ancient Chinese novel is elegantly written, the vocabulary is clear yet clever, and the plot is ups and downs and reasonable. The characters are portrayed with exquisite detail, and the emotions are sincere and moving. It not only shows the magnificence of family, country and world, but also the gentle love between children. There is a strong classical charm between the lines. Reading it is like tasting fine tea, and the lingering fragrance lingers in the air, making you unable to put down the book.