Shuang Jie | Dark conspiracy | Deep sadomasochism | Fateful redemption
The cold-faced prince × the loyal dog general
One is a cold-faced prince who climbed out of a poor family, and the other is a loyal dog general who returned from the northern border.
He tried to find some sincerity in his calculations.
He tried to find a hint of calculation in his sincerity.
On the eve of the winter solstice, King Jing Xiao Jue was assassinated. Pei Jin, the prince of Zhenbei Hou, fell from the sky to block the assassination for him.
Xiao Jue thought this was a chess piece delivered to his door. He gave Pei Jin sweetness, rewarded Pei Jin, and gave Pei Jin just the right amount of tenderness. As expected, Pei Jin followed him step by step, from the border to the court, from fighting to the death on the lonely mountain to forcing the palace gate, charging ahead for him in everything.
Pei Jin knew he was scheming. But he pretended not to know.
Because on that snowy night twelve years ago, when he was chained and kneeling at the palace gate waiting to die, it was the little prince who knelt down and said two words to him.
"Don't die."
For these two words, he crawled in the mountains of corpses and seas of blood for ten years, from slave to general, and from the north back to Chang'an, just to return the old robe to this man.
Xiao Jue didn't suddenly wake up until the day he ascended the throne - he spent ten years to verify Pei Jin's sincerity, but he forgot to ask himself:
Every time I give you tenderness, which one is true?
The old snow has been buried for ten years, but the embers have never been cold.
Purpose: Anti-feudalism