Elegy Poems

[Second male lead + crazy criticism of the male lead + paranoid love + gentle royal concubine vs cold and powerful minister] Everyone admires Li Xin. Xiao Duo, the prince of the Jin Dynasty, and Li Xin, the prince's concubine, are a talented young couple with a love stronger than gold. Only Li Xin himself knew that this marriage, which everyone envied, was a gilded cage. In the middle of the night with the red candle swaying, Xiao Duo held her hair with his fingertips, trapping her between the bed and his chest. His handsome face was covered with a paranoid sinister look. There was no warmth in his eyes, only a bone-gnawing possessiveness: "Axin, in this life, you can never leave me for even half a step. Even if you die, you can only die by my side." He loves her to the core, but also doubts her to the core. She is not allowed to see her husband or leave the house even half a step. Li Xin's heart became colder due to the revenge of her father's murder and the imprisonment and suspicion day after day. Until the palace banquet, the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were as silent as a cicada. The cold and powerful official Pei Yunhuai, who came from a poor family, dominated the government and the public, and had not returned for five years, dressed in a scarlet official robe, with a jade face and a cold face, walked slowly into the palace. The world calls him the Jade-Faced Yama, cold-hearted and ruthless, decisive in killing in the court, and never having any personal feelings. But when he raised his eyes and looked across the crowd, he accurately landed on Li Xin, who was thin and gentle in the corner. His eyes that had been frozen for ten thousand years suddenly filled with the turbulent thoughts that had been hidden for five years. His fingertips clenched the Wat board tightly, and his knuckles turned white. At that moment, Li Xin's lowered eyelashes trembled slightly. Xiao Duo's body suddenly became violent, and he tightly hugged Li Xin into his arms. His eyes were like poisonous sharp blades, shooting at Pei Yunhuai. An infatuated love that was wrongly paid, a belated redemption.