In the turbulent world, Shi Cangdi, the hostage of Chu State, met the phoenix with broken wings - Nangong Wenjun, the phoenix with broken wings while devoting himself to revenge. The prince who had his dragon horns gouged out was using blood-stained chess pieces to create a totem of the restoration of the country in the world.
"You and I are both trapped beasts." Nangong Wenjun put the poison-tempered dagger against the other's throat, but in Shi Cangdi's bloody smile, he could read the wildfire in each other's eyes. When the proton and the prince of the subjugated country reached a deal in the cracks of intrigue, they stepped on the bones to build a ladder - from calculating each other to defending the enemy back-to-back, from exploiting to surrendering their lives.
On the day when the old mountains and rivers were shattered by the iron horse, Nangong Wenjun looked at Shi Cangdi on the dragon chair and finally understood that those long talks on snowy nights and life-and-death bets had already made two souls riddled with holes melt into the same color in the troubled times. In the edict for the unification of the world, the two names are always closely linked to each other, just like the hands they hold, no one can separate them.
Intention: Machiavellian