It was all a deception.

　　She was a married woman.

　　She came here only for revenge! Because he killed her husband! No wonder, no wonder she was always indifferent and neither hot nor cold towards him.

　　He thought it was her character, but it wasn't.

　　Cui Fuling hated him.

　　She even wanted to kill him! The crime of deceiving the emperor, the crime of regicide! All of them were capital offenses! But what difference did it make? Her parents were dead, her relatives were not kind to her, and even encroached upon her family's land.

　　The bastard's family members all disappeared on the border.

　　She only had herself, so she wasn't afraid.

　　She wanted to die together with him.

　　Fine.

　　Let's die together then.

　　He wanted to strangle her, let's die together.

　　He thought he could do it, but when he looked at her tearful face, he couldn't bring himself to exert more force, and after hearing the internal supervisor say "no," he released his grip without even thinking.

　　That day, he was ecstatic and despondent.

　　Cui Fuling cried and laughed, saying to him, "Your Majesty, what are you looking at? Are you moved by seeing your concubine showing emotions and love towards an enemy?" It turns out Cui Fuling really fell in love with him.