Poison Conspiracy and Surprise

The situation in the Dashuo Dynasty is complex, with the three pillars of imperial power, family clans, and eunuchs. He Jiu Ming, the orphan of the deposed prince, possesses the Han Chan Scroll of the Poison Sect. Although he is sick and weak, he has hidden tricks. He drank poisoned wine at his birthday banquet and faked his death. His blood spattered the Golden Palace and blamed the East Palace. During the imperial examination, he wrote ghostly writings with ink and borrowed a knife to disrupt the family and the court. Everyone thought that he was a chess piece that could be manipulated by others, but in fact, the whole game was under his control. Zhang Shengyue, the legitimate daughter of the Jiangnan Zhang family, hid the Jingshui Pavilion mechanism and detoxification. She appeared to be a gentle fiancée, but secretly she was the robber of the He Jiu Ming Intelligence Network. When the engagement was first agreed upon, she threatened her with a silver needle. Heartbroken at the bottom of the cold pool, Jinluan Palace knelt down to offer him a fake blood book. The two swords met and the blood blended, activating the Poison Sect's blood oath and evoking the memory of leaning against each other in the mass graves in childhood. The fragments of the Poison Sutra appear in the world, and the poisonous mist of gunpowder is hidden under the dragon chair. He Jiuming holds a blood-stained jade finger and turns the prince's butcher knife, the King of Qin's military talisman, and the eunuch's secret edict into abandoned sons. Is the poisonous wine that was finally handed to Zhang Shengyue's lips a destination or a bigger problem? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.