The Imperial Astronomical Bureau left behind a prophecy: “The Purple Star descends, followed by the Seven Killings. The Heavenly Wolf is in the north, and the Army Breaker can stand against it.”
It was rumored that a daughter of the Xiao family had been sent to Zhuqing Temple outside the city after wounding her stepmother.
From then on, Zhuqing Temple had a new lay Buddhist nun, while the capital lost a carefree young woman whose red robes once fluttered in the wind.
Years passed.
A great celebration was in order for the Xiao family: the second legitimate daughter, Xiao Jianqiu, was soon to marry the Fourth Prince, Li Heng. But just as everyone was rejoicing, Xiao Jianqiu was found drowned in a pond, her hair still in disarray. When news reached Zhuqing Temple, the capital gained a woman who was as merciful as the sea, yet harbored the heart of a demon.
Xiao Hongyi was back. She returned to the Xiao family with a towering thirst for revenge, determined to uncover the truth behind Xiao Jianqiu’s death and avenge her with her own hands. Her return set off a chain of events, including a struggle for the throne, as the Army Breaker and Heavenly Wolf appeared one after another.
But no one knew who the legendary Seven Killings was...
I like that the heroine kills decisively without procrastination. She kills when she can without delay.
I watched half of it, it was very exciting, I hope it doesn't end badly.
Strategy theories and conspiracy theories are played very easily. This is a rare novel without a male protagonist. The female protagonist is decisive and neat in her actions. However, the ending is too hasty and not enough to watch.
It's beautiful. It's really beautiful. It's worth recommending.
Very interesting. I want to read it in one sitting.
It sounds good, I like Xiao Hongyi
The subject matter is novel and worth a look