Dr. Li Huan, a medical doctor, died suddenly in the laboratory. When he opened his eyes, he became a prisoner of death for the prince.
On the execution ground, she grabbed his wrist and sneered: "You won't live more than three months." That night, Bie Yan was poisoned, and Li Huan used a silver hairpin to cut open his trachea: "This is called cricothyroid membrane puncture."
He grabbed her neck and pressed it against the medicine cabinet: "If this king dies, you will be buried with him."
When the smell of blood filled her lips, she bit the tip of his tongue and said, "Try to see who kills whom first."
The palace banquet assassin attacks, Li Huan throws Bie Yan down and blocks the arrow with his body.
She shivered in pain when he pulled out the arrow, and he kissed her blood-stained collarbone tremblingly: "No.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
