When her daughter was critically ill, Su Qinghe, the general's wife, knelt in the heavy rain and begged at the door of her sworn enemy, the chief minister Shen Che.
The man held an umbrella and looked at her condescendingly: "You can borrow it from the doctor, but you have to be my pawn."
Su Qinghe had no choice.
And her husband was holding the widow with her son in the palm of his hand, allowing him to poison his own daughter.
When all escape routes were blocked, she turned and walked into the enemy's camp.
Later, the general asked her with red eyes: "Why did you choose him?"
Su Qinghe smiled: "Because he made me live, and you made me kneel."
