On a snowy night, she mistakenly assassinated a powerful official. Su Ling, the top killer of Yinquetang, discovered that the enemy who wanted the bloody blade was actually the masked man who saved her three years ago. The evil governor Pei Zhao was suspected of regicide, but he wrapped his poisoned fingertips around her waist: "Miss Su's sword is pressed here, which is much more painful than the golden silkworm poison." The twin secret orders involved the orphans of the previous dynasty, and the dragon and phoenix blood pendants were turned out in the sea of flames in the imperial city. They rubbed their ears and temples together when the poison struck, and then turned to swords when the truth was revealed. When the souls were separated and soaked in a glass of wine, the twenty-year-old East Palace murder case came to the surface - it turned out that the sweetest poison had been planted in each other's hearts as early as the night they first met.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
