Snowy Night Mirror

Name: Snowy Night Mirror
Author: Mo Shanshan

by Mo Shanshan

completed Suspense Occult Mystery Male Lead

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54Kwords17chapters

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Ch. 17 — Blood Jian Zhongzheng

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About This Novel

On the winter night of the tenth year of Yuanzhen, the palace of Yushi Xiao Zhengyuan was filled with blood. The seven-year-old son Xiao Yan hid in a dry well, carrying a broken sword of "loyalty and integrity" stained with his father's blood, and became the only survivor of the massacre. After ten years of hard work, under the strict guidance of his father's close friend Lin Yin, he refined his deep-seated hatred into a penetrating eye, a thoughtful mind as detailed as silk, and a blade hidden in a sheath. Xiao Yan, who later adopted the pseudonym "Qing Mo", stepped into the prosperous but undercurrent metropolis. The mysterious and sudden death of wealthy businessman Zhang Wanwan became the first stepping stone for him to return to the whirlpool. When the government hastily concluded the case, it was he who tore the cracks from the details - the poison hid the shadow of the chopsticks, causing the "fierce oil" in Nanyang, and the clues faintly pointed to the depths of the palace. When the situation was broken, he met Su Mingxi, the elegant female shopkeeper of Shu Yuxuan. She has a keen eye for talent, and invites him to live in a restaurant temporarily in the name of "talking with money". A debt of gratitude with temptations and unknowns was quietly tied. Her identity is a mystery, and the figure of her father, Su Wenbo, the prime minister of the dynasty, is closely intertwined with the suspicion of the murder that year. One case after another comes one after another, like a carefully woven spider web. In the name of "Qing Mo", Xiao Yan walked between the doubts and reliance of the government, peeling off the cocoon. Each puzzle solved is like wiping away the blood on the cold broken half of the sword, approaching the conspiracy behind Yuan Zhen's ten years of snowy nights. The snowy night serves as a warning, and the broken sword serves as proof. When the dust-laden truth is about to tear apart the world in front of us, can the dormant lone wolf cut a bloody path in the turbulent waves and comfort the loyal soul who will never rest in peace that night in the name of justice? And is the shrouded in mystery the prime minister's daughter, the light of redemption, or a deeper problem?