Ancient political intrigue, household rivalries, devoted love, and a love-hate relationship.
Her uncle told her that to survive in Da Chu, she had to learn how to find a way out of hopeless situations. He was only six or seven when he first met her that year. From then on, she became his obsession.
When they met again, snow was falling heavily. He wore a black cloak, his bearing heroic and his face full of murderous intent. His tall, imposing figure stood out in the crowd.
As she looked at him, the jeers in her ears, the rumble of wheels, and the clatter of footsteps all faded away. She stared at him, tears filling her dim eyes in an instant.
She was upset, aggrieved, furious…
He stood there watching her, her slight frame barely covered by a worn cotton-padded dress against the bitter winter cold. As she wept uncontrollably, he felt something lodge in his chest. His fingers clenched so tightly that his knuckles cracked.
He had no idea why she had ended up in such a miserable state.
Questions churned through his mind. He needed to know what she had endured over the past few years.
He strode quickly toward her…
The author's writing style is delicate and the storyline is quite interesting. I guess Jiuyi is Chu Xiuming. This is my first comment. It's so interesting. The reunion between the male and female protagonists at the beginning is quite sweet. I don't know if the heroine has feelings for the hero from the beginning, but the hero has been explicitly hinting at it, especially in the Gu Lianchao part, which is too obvious. It is estimated that the heroine's feelings also changed later on. Maybe she didn't realize it at first, but she should have discovered her feelings later. However, I feel like the male protagonist hid his identity from the beginning, and the female protagonist will definitely abuse her later when she finds out. Shuitao is quite pitiful. It doesn't feel so bad, but her fate is helpless. The plot behind it is so interesting🥰