The Enchantress's Couch

Jiang Nian had always been proud and haughty, fond of fine clothes, beautiful women, and being the center of attention.

She made two great mistakes in her life:

When she was twelve, she saved a dying young hostage.

When she was fifteen, she smashed his delusions with the betrothal jade pendant: "Hostage boy, how dare you even dream of that!"

As she mocked him amid the shattered jade, she never imagined what it would feel like to see a pearl sink into the mud.

Huyan Ji was sent to Liang as a hostage at the age of eight. His patience was not cowardice.

Yet somehow, he fell for this shallow, deceitful woman, who was like a peacock.

She never hid her contempt for him. She never expected that one day she would become a captive in his royal court.

"Right now, I'm all you can rely on. Even if I tell you to strip and crawl like a dog, you'll do it, won't you?"

His voice was full of amusement and defiance.

But when Jiang Nian really removed her clothes and bent down,

he lost control, gripping her pale wrist and pulling her toward him, whispering hoarsely in her ear, "Jie..."

It turned out that in this revenge, the first to bow was never the prisoner.