When Prince Rong Heng picked me up among the victims, he didn't know that I was his sister.
He thought I loved him to the core and was reluctant to kill him. He proudly stuffed the sword into my palm: "You want my life? I'll give it to you anytime."
Until the day when I committed treason and dedicated the city defense map to the enemy with my own hands.
He said like crazy: "Apart from staying by my side, I will kill you wherever you go!"
I just wanted to smile and say: "Brother, your mother-in-law said the same thing when she strangled my mother to death."
Later, he asked me to come back to him with the whole country, but I put on the wedding dress of a neighboring country.
Thousands of swords were fired below the tower, but he just wanted to avoid the direction where I was standing.
Purpose: The purpose of this novel is to explore the boundaries of love and hate, the nature of power and women's true self-realization.
Dialectics and reconciliation of love and hate: The story begins with extreme hatred - the heroine commits treason due to misunderstanding, and the hero is willing to bear infamy because of love. It explores that love and hate are not absolute opposites, but complex emotions that can transform into each other and even coexist. True reconciliation is not to forgive or forget, but to still choose to embrace each other after seeing all the truth, and to temper the flames of hate into the ice of love.
Redefinition of power: The novel subverts the traditional view of power of "ruling the world". The male protagonist Rong Heng's highest power is not to conquer, but to "give"; his greatest victory is not to sit on the country, but to "win the way home." The heroine's ultimate pursuit is not to become an empress, but to take the initiative in her own life. The story conveys: Real power is not about how much power you have, but the freedom to choose and the ability to let the people you love have freedom.
Women's self-salvation and growth: The heroine's growth line is the core idea of this work. She is not a "princess" waiting to be rescued, but a "chess player" who takes the initiative to play chess. From passively driven by hatred to actively controlling the overall situation, she finally achieved the transformation from "living for hate" to "living for love" to "living for herself".
