There are groups of wives and concubines, and status means power and strategy; love and hate are intertwined, and one thought becomes a spy.
Fantasy prohibits martial arts, only the true heart can kill people.
In this war without swords and shadows,
The sharpest thing is the pillow talk, the most deadly thing is the memory gap.
Love is the top secret; hate is the last trump card.
In the Nine Realms where martial arts are banned by Xuan Law, identity is a shackle. The good concubine Su Jinse uses her wedding dress as a blade and a bronze talisman as a key to leverage the forces of the principal wife, the equal wife, the faceless secretary, and Tingchao Tower.
She walks between the blades of power and love, using her father's hatred as the fire and the truth as the sharp blade, tearing open the mysterious seal of the "patriarchal world" inch by inch, announcing to the world that women can also play chess and break the game.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
