Prince Chen's Mansion has been guarding Jingguo for generations for hundreds of years, but he eventually became a thorn in the emperor's side. When the Machiavellian butcher's knife was swung at the Lu family and Prince Chen's Mansion, the encounter between Jiang Hua and Chu Jingchuan was destined to be a huge gamble with the world as a chessboard.
She is the granddaughter of the Lu family, a great scholar from the south of the Yangtze River. She practices martial arts and business, is sober and independent, and vows to take her destiny into her own hands.
He is the King Chen who has the most outstanding military exploits in the Jingguo. He is disfigured and disabled, dormant and bears the heavy shackles of his family for hundreds of years.
The emperor is afraid, his ex-fiancé betrays him, the court is strife, and foreign enemies are around him. They use their marriage as a shield and military power as a spear to fight their way out of the numerous murderous opportunities.
She investigates old cases for him, disintegrates enemy armies, and stays with him life and death on the battlefield.
He took off her disguise, handed over her weakness, and protected her throughout her life in the abyss of intrigue.
When Jingguo failed him and the world was in chaos, he finally rebelled against this decadent court.
Not because of the dignity of the ninety-five years, but just to live in a corner with her and maintain stability. From a masked couple to a life and death relationship, from a game of power to a passionate relationship.
"Huahua, did we forget something?"
"What's the matter?"
"... Do it again."
