On the wedding day of the eldest princess Su Zhiyan, the prince-in-law refused to marry her in public, saying that she was "arrogant and domineering and not a good match." Amid the uproar in the whole hall, she lifted her red hijab and casually nodded at the counselor in green in the corner: "It's you." Everyone was shocked - he was a man who came from a poor family and was once a slave in the princess's mansion.
Three years have passed, with the new emperor seizing the throne and the princes she had supported so hard turning their sides. On the night of the palace coup, a bloody storm swept through the imperial city, but only one person remained silently by her side. When all the chess pieces left the board, the prince-in-law, who had been ridiculed by the world, put a big cloak on her in the shadow of swords and swords, and his voice was calm but firm:
"Your Highness, I will accompany you to the end of this game of chess."
