Ye Li, whose heart had long since turned black from scheming and deception, kept someone hidden deep in his heart.
No one knew that Bai Luanfeng, whose whole heart was devoted to righteousness and whose holiness made him seem untouchable, had already developed feelings amid all the manipulation.
Ye Li was covered in sin and wore a mask over his face.
Everyone wanted him to believe in fate, but he refused.
He would turn the Six Realms into a chessboard and stir up the storm.
Little did he know that he had long since been caught in the game, a pawn in someone else's hands.
Everyone was forcing him to go mad. Everyone was forcing him to overturn the old world's order.
He didn't believe in fate. So he would destroy the whole game.
A truly mad, truly evil shou x a gong who goes from false virtue to genuine kindness
The demon emperor's son: resourceful and invincible in battle, but burdened by a cursed mark
The phoenix clan's heir: peerlessly noble and cold, with a contrasting double standard
The plot lays its groundwork early, with the romance developing in the middle.
The early perspective follows Ye Li, and the later perspective follows Bai Luanfeng.
There is a sizable ensemble cast, with interspersed flashbacks and memories.
Includes a plot where the shou imprisons the gong. Both are faithful to one another.
The protagonists' values do not represent the author's values.
Open ending, happy ending for the romance.
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Core theme: Looking toward the future also changes it
