"From the 'first love' I had for you out of curiosity, to the alluring 'fascination' that arose after I became a princess, you were my teacher and we were together day and night, to the lingering 'infatuation' that I wanted to be by your side because I was infatuated with your warmth, and to the fiery 'affection' that I confirmed that you are my beloved in this life and want to be with you for the rest of my life. There is also this beautiful illusion that I cannot love but selfishly want you to fall in love with me. , And finally, the bitter 'false love' after the truth was shattered. These are the love I have for you." She smiled, but the tears in her smile fell uncontrollably. She sprinkled the medicine powder from several medicine bottles in her hands into the teacup, poured water into it, but it turned out to be a cup of light and transparent liquid. She handed it to him and said to herself: "This is also the antidote to 'illusionary love'. After you drink it, we will never see each other again in this life..."
A curse born out of love, a play born out of a curse. In this scene, he is a gentle national advisor, and she is a princess who has returned after missing for eight years. The ending was destined from the beginning. Should she accept it or resist?