As a "chess piece" sent to the enemy's country for marriage, in Pei Lin's eyes, Shen Shangying was nothing more than a helpless hostage concubine who was at the mercy of others.
At first, he pitied her, used her, and even wanted to tame her into a knife that could seize his heir.
Only later did he discover that this knife had its own edge.
She is so scheming and ruthless that even he is afraid of her.
On the night of the palace coup, she was dressed in red and soaked in blood. She walked over the debris on the ground, her smile was as bright as a flower, and she was extremely dangerous:
"Your Highness, we have won."
He thought this was a power transaction that started with exploitation, but he didn't know when the knife had been sheathed and nailed into his heart.
The author writes well [shy]