· Xie Chuan (eighth prince): His love is "swamp-like" - it starts from the desire for warmth and redemption (you pull him out of the abyss), but mutates into intense possession amid loneliness and court strife. He regarded Murong Fu as "the only light and private property in life". Anyone who tried to approach or take away this light (including his father) was an obstacle that must be cleared. His paranoia carries a tendency to "destruct himself and others."
· Murong Fu: Her emotions are "walking among thorns" - she started out with pure maternal love for Xie Chuan, and gradually turned into fear and guilt. Finally, in self-protection and planning, she had to learn to use and even guide this paranoia, and her heart was filled with a sense of tearing.
· Xie Zhao (King of Ningguo): His love is "imperial envelopment" - it is pampering, but also conquest and control. When he finds that this control is challenged, especially by his own son, his anger will be mixed with a sense of betrayal, and it will evolve into a stronger confinement.
