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- ThemeLove
- POVDual POV
- Age18+
Synopsis
He and I were rivals in chess, but each had his own agenda. Whoever is tempted first will lose everything. —— Everyone in Kyoto said that the eldest prince, Chen Yunzheng, was well-equipped in both civil and military affairs, was gentle and gentle, and was a uniquely gifted gentleman. But only Beichen knew what kind of deep and cold heart was hidden under his compassionate skin. He approached her because her father was the most trusted prince in the dynasty and the biggest bargaining chip on his way to the throne. She agreed to him just because she wanted to see how exciting this drama of brotherly feud would be. He is not a good person. Fortunately, she is not a kind person either. He fights for his throne, and she plays her games, each getting what he wants, so that they can get together and part ways. —— She originally thought that she could leave after playing enough games. She never wanted to step into the enemy's trap, but had to force a smile and marry him. She originally thought that they were the most incompatible couple in the world. Who would have thought that once they became prisoners, none of them would let go. The frontier is bitterly cold, and the former visitors have become like birds and beasts, and the old friends of the Manchu Dynasty are trying to avoid them. The yellow sand in the sky outside the Great Wall filled their mouths and noses. They opened their eyes in a daze and finally saw each other's sincerity. "Don't be afraid, we will regroup and clean up the old mountains and rivers." —— This game with the world as its chessboard begins with calculation and ends with devotion. Fortunately, they won this round. Reading Guide 1. The quirky genius girl who is cold on the outside but hot on the inside VS the delicate, sensitive and brooding young prince 2. When they were teenagers, the two were indistinguishable in terms of intelligence and fell in love with each other, but in fact they had always been soul mates. They confusedly understood each other's feelings after they got married. It can be regarded as marrying first and falling in love later. 3. The emotional line is pure and sweet, and the career line is a little cruel. 4. Artemisia on the Wall is a poem by Cao Pi. It fits the tone of this story very well. The male protagonist also has a bit of Cao Zihuan. Intention: Today is a joy, don't forget it, the joy is not yet young