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Murong Jue, the tyrant of Northern Yan, was called "heartless" for killing his brother to seize the throne. Yet he rescued a wounded, amnesiac girl from the mass grave—who was exactly Princess Shen Zhaozhao of Southern Chu, the country he just destroyed. He intended to keep her as a "bait for spies," but the girl insisted on breaking into his "dark world": mending his blood-stained robe, patting his back during nightmares, and even pinching his face to say, "You look better smiling than killing." When Shen Zhaozhao regained her memory and pointed a dagger at his heart, Murong Jue smiled: "I knew you were my enemy's daughter long ago. But me? I already gave my life to you." A tyrant's "self-surrender" and a princess's "choice between hatred and love" turn the palace walls into the sweetest scars.
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