Under the Veil: the Crimes of Su Zuo

The Yan Dynasty coincided with the period of reform, and the struggle between the old and new factions in the DPRK continued. Emperor Yan was suddenly poisoned at a dinner party for his mother's birthday Su Zuo, a representative of the new faction and an important official in the DPRK, was accused of poisoning, regicide, and treason, and was imprisoned. Prince Ningjun, who was once a student of Su Zuo, was suspicious of the poisoning and wanted to find out the truth. Lu Ye'an, the daughter of a down-and-out businessman, ran away from home and became a petty thief. Liu Muyan, the daughter of Liu Muyan, who was forced to impersonate Liu Qingbai, the official of the Imperial Academy, became the candidate for Prince Ning's future wife. Entering the palace and spending time with Ningjun Wangchao But because he was involved in the incident on the night of the dinner, he was closely pursued by Prince Ning. How can Lu Ye'an play Liu Muyan well and prove his innocence at the same time? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.