Lin Qin was originally the second daughter of the Prime Minister. She was a wealthy woman who studied abroad. But she never thought that when she was fifteen years old, she heard about the great changes in her family. Her father had connections with foreign countries and leaked important secrets of Dayu to the enemy. Once this was revealed, he abandoned his wife and son, followed the enemy's envoy, and fled to the enemy's country overnight. Only the old, weak, women, children and children and grandchildren were left. All the family members were given poisoned wine, and their bodies were thrown into the wilderness and allowed to be eaten by wild animals. It was miserable and horrifying. She escaped because she was studying abroad, so she asked someone to change her appearance and sneaked into the prince's mansion where her home was raided, vowing to avenge her family. But when the truth surfaced one by one, she discovered that the real truth ran counter to her original intention, but it was too late. . . . . .
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
