Jun Nian

He always felt that he was the one who played chess and could decide life or death with his fingertips. However, he did not expect that Ruan Yue ruined his plan. That night, Ruan Yue, who was wearing a water-colored gauze dress with tears in her eyes, leaned into his ear with a contemptuous smile and said, "I am the real chess player," making Li Heng realize that he had been in her calculations from beginning to end. Later, she was hunted down in a panic and fled to him. She may have had some dignity in the past, but now she can only be reduced to serving him as a maid. He hated her to the core, hated her for ruining everything about him, and thought about how to torture her every day to relieve the hatred in his heart. But every time he saw her sad or hurt, the uncontrollable protective desire in his heart would always come out, and he would quietly block all the wind and rain for her. It was another year's Lantern Festival, and the streets were brightly lit like daylight. He took her out because he wanted to see how desolate she looked. Unexpectedly, Li Heng, the rebellious prince in the crowd, looked directly at Ruan Yue and said loudly: "Ruan Yue, I like you." One sentence was like a stone dropped into his already wavering heart, instantly stirring up a thousand waves. Hidden feelings grow quietly. One is a prince who shoulders the mission of his family and country, and the other is a noblewoman from an enemy country who is strategizing. The conflicting attitudes are intertwined with the throbbing of the heart. An entanglement about power and love slowly unfolds in the undercurrent.