The moonlight in Chaoge always smells of blood.
He is Yin Shou, the king of Dashang. Every inch of wood grain on the dragon chair is steeped in intrigue. She is Su Daji, the most sober person in power in the family, and she extends the family's path every step of the way.
In fact, she used the name of "Demon Concubine" to spy on him, and encouraged him to build a deer platform and kill dissidents; he used "favor" as bait and allowed her to stir up the court situation, but her eyes only reflected the territory of Dongyi and the smoke of Xiqi.
In the eyes of the world, he "connived" her to bring trouble to Chao Gang, and she "depended" on him to dominate the world.
When Xiqi's war was directed at Chaoge, and everyone scolded Daji for harming the country, he gave her the last secret edict on Lutai.
"Between you and me, there is never love, only gains and losses."
"That's the best."
This chess game, with the country as the bet and the family as the bet, finally came to an end in the flames of war. Apart from the fine brushwork of history books, has the figure standing at the top of Jizhou City ever clearly seen him on the other side of the chessboard at some moment?
Su Daji × King Zhou
Intent: A sober game in the field of power and desire - in the face of the ultimate interests of the country and the family, love becomes the cheapest embellishment