Overcoming Yijie

He was unjustly imprisoned, and in exchange for his life, she was willing to be covered in whips, walk barefoot in fire, and even commit herself to the palace as a noble concubine, becoming a bargaining chip for the emperor to control him. He was heartbroken when he saw it in the dark, but his old hatred made him still refuse to recognize her. The rumors were framed and the old grudges were compounded. He drew his sword and pointed it directly at her heart, crushing all her expectations with his own hands. The red hijab fell down, the mandarin duck was half embroidered, and she faced the sword with all her heart. The moment the sword penetrated her lower abdomen, he realized that the hatred had long been eaten away by love. She was poisoned and fell into a coma while blocking his sword. He went to the battlefield to atone for his sins with nine deaths. When the truth came late, only the broken handkerchief and heavily embroidered mandarin ducks concealed his bone-gnawing regret and the torture that the two of them could not undo after spending half their lives. His great achievements were framed, and in order to save him, she was whipped, walked into the fire barefoot, committed herself to the palace, and became a pawn in the game between the emperor and his concubines. He was heartbroken in the dark, but he was trapped in old hatred and refused to bow his head. Rumors were like a knife, and old hatreds surged. He put his sword at her throat and shattered all trust with his own hands. The red lid fell down and her clothes were stained with blood. At the moment when she faced the sword with her heart broken, he was shocked to realize that her hatred had been eaten away by deep love. He was riddled with poison, nearly died on the battlefield, and the truth came late. The mandarin ducks embroidered with broken handkerchiefs hid the regrets that he did not dare to express, and also hid the disaster that they could not escape after spending half their lives.