The male protagonist is the national master. In order to take revenge, he married the prince's daughter.

This type of novel often involved power struggles and revenge plots. The male protagonist, as the state preceptor, usually had extremely high intelligence and talent. At the same time, he also represented the interests of an official or country. The female lead usually represented a vulnerable group or a person who was oppressed by power struggles. The male protagonist marrying the prince's daughter for revenge may mean that the male protagonist thinks that he can achieve his revenge through marriage. It may also imply that the male protagonist is using or controlling the female protagonist. In this plot, the female protagonist may feel the fear and helplessness of being dominated by power, but she may also experience a series of emotional conflicts and tests, such as the pursuit of revenge and the choice of loyalty to the male protagonist. This type of novel usually involved deep character creation and emotional description, but it might also involve the discussion and thinking of power and justice.