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The Heartbeat Under the Eaves
The Heartbeat Under the Eaves Plot:
Su Wan, an unloved illegitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's family, marries the sickly Prince Jing Shen Yan—rumored to 'die within half a year'—to avenge her wrongfully killed mother and steal evidence of the Prime Minister's collusion with enemies. But on their wedding night, she uncovers Shen Yan's secret: this 'frail prince' who always coughs blood is actually the God of War who secretly pacified the three borders! To her panic, Shen Yan has long known her plan—he not only investigates her mother's death truth for her but also brings 100,000 imperial troops to the Prime Minister's mansion when her elder sister frames her: 'Who dares to touch my princess?' When her revenge scheme meets his sweet'reverse trickery,' Su Wan realizes she has long been Shen Yan's 'treasured beloved' hidden in his heart for three years.
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