During the Han Dynasty, Empress Chen was deposed for practicing witchcraft. Her secret was hidden in the writings of historians: Empress Chen gave birth to twin daughters.
One was quietly sent out of the palace to be raised, while the other grew up secretly in the palace. However, as fate would have it, Queen Chen was eventually framed by a traitor and died tragically in a fire. The two daughters have since embarked on completely different destinies.
The eldest daughter wandered around the world and became a killer, licking blood at the tip of a knife just to find an opportunity for revenge; the second daughter was forced to replace the princess in the palace and marry into the foreign Yuezhi, assisting the alliance between the Han and Yuezhi to fight against the Huns. Ten years later, the twin sisters reunited, shouldering the blood feud, and embarked on the road of revenge together, stirring up the storm and once again writing their own legend.
Can they succeed in revenge? In the cruel whirlpool of fate, justice and conspiracy are intertwined, country and family feud are equally important, and the world is in constant turmoil.
Reader comments
I heard a small part, but it seems that Empress Chen never gave birth to children in history, right?
I heard a small part, but it seems that Empress Chen never gave birth to children in history, right?