In the capital of Shangjing, there lived the Yun family, known for their many charitable deeds. Their youngest daughter was named Yun Xian. The young girl was refined and elegant, with a smile like a blooming flower. The city’s matchmakers watched her with eyes red with envy, yet all knew she had been betrothed to the son of the Li family since childhood.
Li Jingtang was as graceful as bamboo and possessed the talent to aid the world, but he was born into a poor household as the only son of a widowed mother. Fortunately, the Yun family provided relief for many years, allowing him to study and become a man of great potential.
The two were childhood sweethearts, growing up together without suspicion. What the world praised as a perfect, golden match was severed in a single night. A sudden calamity befell the Yun family, and the entire household was slaughtered. Yun Xian narrowly escaped and sought brief shelter from the Li family, only to be betrayed.
She chose to forget her past and focused solely on revenge.
After enduring life and death to steal another’s identity, she married the son of her enemy, intending to slaughter everyone in the Xiang Prince’s Mansion. To her surprise, on the day of the wedding, she saw her youthful lover serving as a s*ave, lurking within the mansion for her sake.
The Heir of Prince Xiang, Wei Fengming, spoke with eyes full of tenderness: “For you, I am willing to cast aside my pride, seeking only that the two of us remain together year after year, day and night.”
Her childhood lover and her new husband were both sincere, yet she alone held a sharp blade, waiting for her chance to strike.
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