A hosta shatters mountains and rivers, half a game of chess is left to determine the outcome
In the autumn of the 23rd year of Taiping, the legitimate daughter of the Su family took out a blood-stained jade hosta from the secret box in the ancestral hall. The tail of the hairpin is engraved with the lost phoenix pattern of the previous dynasty. What is hidden in the secret compartment is not the rouge of the boudoir, but half of the Xuanjikan map that overturned the country.
Everyone in the world knew that Su Chenbi was a weak girl, but they didn't know that she could stir up troubles in six tribes with a broken hairpin.
Jiang Heqing entered the capital wearing a skin with broken bones and disease. Under the red robe of the number one scholar was the list of three thousand dead men in Xuanji Pavilion. The Jinghong Sword in his sleeve revealed the pickled blood scabs from the marriage case in the Western Regions twenty years ago.
He gave her the poisoned Galan Incense, and she gave him the blade-hardened Phoenix Lock.
The sparks from the clash of swords at the Qionglin Banquet burned through the mask. The bones of the former prince were buried in the scriptures in the Buddhist hall, and the poison of regicide was quenched in the cinnabar of the imperial court.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
