She was originally the daughter of an official family, but once her father was imprisoned, she realized that the chess game in the world had already been laid out for her.
Wang Jianyuan, a childhood sweetheart, has become the sharpest knife in the princess's knees in order to save his father, and dare not recognize her when he meets her. The letter she handed out for help was exchanged for a cold whisper from him secretly that set the line: "Miss Li, please respect yourself."
Bai Yanqing, the gentle and noble person who came second on the list, ran for her in the court. But behind that helping hand is also the precise calculation of Qingliu's party struggle. How much is his affection and guilt worth in the balance of interests?
The charming Ningyang King Zhao Che, the most leisurely spectator in the court, reached out to her at the cost of becoming his "eyes" outside the palace walls. He smiled and put the chess piece into her palm: "Wanzhao, in this world, clean people cannot survive."
At this point, the three of them were sitting opposite each other, each holding a piece, and she was actually the most critical bargaining chip in this game.
Li Wanzhao lowered his eyes and smiled softly, stroking the cold chessboard with his bare hands.
Since all the men in the world regard her as a chess piece that can be manipulated, a thing to be valued, and a blade that can be used——
Then she used her body as bait to enter the game and play chess.
She wants Her Highness the Princess's "loyal dog" to turn against her old master for her; she wants the aloof prince to be involved in the whirlpool for her; she wants the upright No. 2 To be tainted with intrigues for her.
Purdah embroidery thread can be used to sew silk and weave mountains and rivers.
This is a game named after her. And the final outcome will be decided by her herself.
Intent: This is a story about "dilemma and failure". What it wants to express is: true strength does not lie in destroying the chess board, nor does it lie in being the only chess player, but in clearly recognizing the existence of the chess game, and having the courage and wisdom to find your own path in it that does not violate your heart.
