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The Jinyiwei Commander Is Actually the Disgraced Crown Prince
The Jinyiwei Commander Is Actually the Disgraced Crown Prince Plot:
Xiao Jing is the "disgraced crown prince" spat on by the entire capital—his mother died young, he was stripped of his royal status, and he wastes his days drunk in brothels. In reality, he is "Night Owl", the secret commander of the Jinyiwei, holding the sharpest blade in the imperial city, secretly investigating the late emperor's sudden death. Su Wan, the newly appointed director of the Dali Temple, is ordered to investigate Xiao Jing's "treason case". She doesn't believe this "good-for-nothing" could commit a crime, and during her probes, she stumbles upon his disguise—when the drunk Xiao Jing suddenly chokes her throat, his eyes cold and ruthless like a Jinyiwei, Su Wan realizes with a jolt: this man, trampled on by everyone, hides the royal family's most terrifying secret. As the investigation deepens, she discovers that Xiao Jing's "disgrace" was a trap set by the late emperor to protect him... From mutual hostility to mutual restraint, between the bloodshed of royal power and budding affection, can they tear through the truth in the darkness and hold onto each other?
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