Yuwen Yin, a concubine with extraordinary skills who keeps them hidden, steals the Qiankun Yang Jade, which has not appeared in the world for years, only to find that someone else got there first. When the emperor dies suddenly from poisoning and Prince Guangling Murong Chong is falsely accused of regicide, Yuwen Yin decides to put her plan to leave the palace on hold and pretend to play along with Hu Youshan, a former rebel who has suddenly risen through the ranks. On her wedding night, Yuwen Yin, the bride who has married again, is abducted by Murong Chong, who has defected to an enemy state. As the former lovers battle wits, they successfully reunite the Yin and Yang jades and rekindle the love they thought was gone. They discover that the resentful Hu Youshan is rushing to carry out an even greater conspiracy. With no other choice, Yuwen Yin returns to Hu Youshan's side to try to sabotage his plans, and comes to understand the secret behind the saying: “Whoever possesses the Qiankun Yin and Yang Jades will possess the world.”
Very compact
Sadomasochism is always so attractive, and this book is quite innovative.