Son-In-Law

Everyone in the general's house knows that the young master treats the young lady very well. Serving soup and water, learning calligraphy and teaching chess, he is impeccably gentle. The content of this book is purely fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental. Qiao Suiyun thought so too. Until she discovered that every time he "happened" to appear outside the study room where her father was having meetings, it was too much of a coincidence. She started checking. The more I check, the colder my heart becomes. He was a chess piece that the emperor had kept in the dark since he was a child. He was placed in the palace at the age of fifteen in order to monitor the general. If necessary, use her life in exchange for the general's obedience. And the growing tiredness on her body seemed to confirm an even crueler fact - the bowl of pear soup he cooked with his own hands contained more than just love from the beginning. When the evidence fell in front of him, he knelt on the ground and said with red eyes: "The soup is poisonous. But my heart for you is not fake." At that moment, Qiao Suiyun realized that she had never won this game. He never wanted to win either. What she wants is sincerity. What he gave was a sincerity that was hidden with life.