Ember-Colored Evening Makeup: the General's Heart-Prisoning Chess

He married her for power; she married him for revenge. Little did he know that at the beginning of the chess game, his heart was already in a urn. Su Wan, the concubine of the Shangshu Mansion, was frail and sick, and could be bullied by others, but she was sent to the mansion of the Cavalry General Ling Jin with a marriage proposal. On the wedding night, when the hijab was lifted, his eyes were as cold as a knife: "I heard that Madam is kind and vicious?" The silver needle flashed coldly on her fingertips: "The general is not a kind person either." A game in the name of marriage begins. Ling Jin thought she was marrying a well-behaved chess piece, but found that she was making trouble every step of the way. Su Wan thought she was marrying a sharp knife for revenge, but she realized that his heart was as deep as the sea and he had a hidden weakness. Until the sister he held dear to his heart died tragically in Gaomen. The cold-faced general kicked the coffin into pieces, washed the street with blood, walked back step by step with his sister's body in his arms, and whispered hoarsely: "Brother, take you home." Su Wan walked towards him in the sea of blood among the corpses and held his blood-stained hand: "I'll accompany you." Later, the powerful general bowed his head and fastened his hairpin, and asked her with scarlet eyes: "Su Wan, have you ever had me in your heart?"