On the wedding night, the first thing he said after lifting his hijab was: "Jingzhe, you are fine."
Jiang Wan felt like falling into an ice cave. She was originally the sharp edge of the Jinlin Society, and was ordered to replace the deceased real daughter and marry into the Eastern Palace. Her mission was clear: to secure her position as concubine, deliver secret reports, and wait for an opportunity to kill the king.
But her "sick" husband smiled and whispered late at night: "Since you and I are actors in the play, why don't we act in this chess game together?"
She shielded him from open and covert attacks, and he suppressed doubts about his identity for her. She struggled between Jin Linhui's orders and her inner turmoil. He struggled between his father's scrutiny and his brother's murderous intentions.
Until the truth is revealed, she is not an abandoned orphan, but a revenge blade carefully cultivated by her enemy; his weakness is not destiny, but the thunder that has been dormant for ten years.
When the rebels came to the city, she took off her fine clothes and revealed her true nature as a killer. He tore off his sick face and stood in front of her with a sword. The two-faced couple finally became the master of chess.
Intention: Love is knowing all your hardships and still choosing to be by your side.