Everyone knows that Su Qingci, the prince of Daliang, is as gentle as jade, with a benevolent heart and a benevolent mind.
But no one knows that underneath that skin of compassion, there is a cold-bloodedness and cruelty that treats the world like a chessboard.
Until the Dali Temple Qing Pei Ji crawled out from the sea of blood and became the sharpest knife in his hand.
Everyone praises Pei Ji as the upright Jade-faced Yama.
But no one knew that he was disguised as aloof and cold just to drag this aloof prince into an endless hell.
One is a cold-blooded monster in human skin, and the other is a crazy evil ghost who plays with people's hearts.
They used the court as a tactic and the world as their bet, testing each other with extreme suspicion and exploitation, biting each other with blood and blades.
The early stage is a suffocating game and torture in the abyss, and the later stage is about entrusting your back to the opponent's life and death.
When the gentle disguise shatters, when the aloof mask peels off, two souls equally covered in sin will eventually embrace each other tightly in the cold abyss.
This is a feast of intrigues involving both black and white, and a fateful redemption under the ultimate pull.
Purpose: This is a "history of soul redemption" cloaked in ancient costumes and machinations. It is about two monsters biting each other in the abyss. In the end, for each other, they willingly put away their claws and established a new order of absolute trust that belongs only to them on the ruins.