Her father was accused of rape and murder, then died in a suspicious accident. Her mother suspected that the real culprit was someone else. After years of struggling to appeal without getting any response, she took poison in a fit of rage and killed herself. That left nine-year-old Chou Juan with the heavy responsibility of raising three younger children. Year after year of hard labor gradually matured poor Chou Juan, and the other two children grew up as well. After Chou Juan found a magical sword in an ancient tomb belonging to the Huo family, everything took a sudden turn. She returned to the Han palace, where she discovered that she was Ah Juan, the only wife of the peerless war god Huo Qubing during his brief life. Determined to avenge her father, the Chou family eventually uncovered the truth: the monster known as the "Ever-Changing Skeleton," which had long controlled their wills, was the one that had made her father a criminal. Just as the Chou family was torn over whether to avenge him, the "kindhearted person" who had always helped them died mysteriously. This made the case even more perplexing, with truth and lies impossible to tell apart... The sudden turn of events left the Chou family completely at a loss...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
