Shadow Guard: Three Hundred Years of Secret Documents from the Qing Court

In the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu's reign, the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded Beijing. Aixinjueluo Yuming - the last film master of the Qing Dynasty - opened a three-hundred-year-old secret file when the Forbidden City was destroyed. This organization has existed since Nurhachi's Thirteen Armors. Each generation of shadow masters is a branch of the royal family. On the surface, they are idle Baylor, but secretly they do shady things for the emperor. They spy on their brothers, spy on military intelligence, create unjust cases, and even poison their loved ones with their own hands. For three hundred years, no one knew their names. Now, the last film owner has decided to write it all down. It's not to overturn the verdict, not to claim credit. It's because - some truths, if you don't even remember the shadow, no one really knows. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.