She is the Second Miss of the Shui family, cold by nature and frosty toward others.
He is the elegant Prince Lin, carrying a flute and a sword, smiling at all living things.
She helped him defeat the crown prince and ascend the throne as the new emperor.
But instead of abolishing the harem as he had promised, he held a grand selection of consorts.
She was hurt, but there was nothing she could do. She loved him.
He was hurt, but there was nothing he could do. His position was not secure.
In the harem, once the old batch of women had bled and perished, a new batch would come to fill their place.
She endured again and again, growing stronger each time.
In the end, she changed. She no longer loved him, and she left.
He searched desperately for her, but as soon as she left, forces from every side began to stir and pressed him to surrender the throne.
When she left, he lost everything. It turned out she had been protecting him, not the other way around.
Three years later,
she is a valiant woman general on the battlefield,
and he is Ling Shao, a deadly figure in the martial world.
Righteousness and evil: she is tired, he is weary, and they have both had enough.
They reunite, and she helps him reclaim everything.
What is lost is lost for good; what was once loved was truly loved.
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