To protect the princess, the prince lays out a game of chess. But when one of the pieces changes souls, everything takes a sudden turn. Is it a blessing or a curse? Right or wrong? What will the prince choose?
The knight wants to protect the princess forever, but when faced with his enemy in a different soul, he finds himself developing unexpected feelings. Should he hold on or let go? What will the knight choose?
She is someone who has already died. Though she has lived through two lifetimes, she still cannot escape being a pawn in the struggle for power. Should she resist or submit?
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I am very satisfied. I finally see the heroine and Shu together. I am so happy. . . . . .
Lord Shu is so awesome~~~~ I knew there would be people who would listen to the wall, but I didn't expect there to be so many.
Shouldn't the night department call her Ms. Xian? . .
The ending is quite perfect, but without those two "motivators" it seems to be nothing interesting! It turns out that was the driving force, but now that the driving force is gone, I should add the sentence "Jiulan is my driving force now"!
Feng is the hub, I don't care. Zero doesn't seem to be E-class anymore, right?
Well written, this is the story of Ye Zi and Jiu Lanshu. "Not a princess" is a bit sad, probably because she has experienced some things. In fact, there are still many people who care about her, as long as she suddenly looks back.
Good looking The ending is very sweet
Jiulanshu is so mean, bitter and angry, etc. Ye Zi is threatened by the person he cares about the most, and has come to this point, sinking into darkness and even death. Isn't this the sorrow of being a chess piece? Why can he use and hurt while indulging his own ambiguous feelings? Is it because he is a vampire king that coercing others becomes a matter of course?
I like that he is not with Yu Ji, that would be too hard and too unfair. I like the result.
Very warm text especially the ending Falling into a lot of pits recently Finally saw the ending So touched