In the Chu Dynasty, there was a bloody storm in the Jinluan Palace. The decisive and murderous crown prince Chu Tianxuan, who has the blood of a true dragon, is deeply involved in the whirlpool of national treasury deficit while overseeing the country; the sinister and cold-faced princess Xiao Nichang is in charge of the Xiao family, the number one business in the world, and she has hidden witchcraft and poison in her sleeves, and she plays every step of the way. A salt tax corruption case tore apart the illusion of a prosperous age. He pointed his sword at the nine clans, but she smiled and threw away the evidence; he used thunderous means to rectify the imperial court, but she secretly crossed into Chencang to annex the water transportation. From the cockroach-infested salt warehouses in the south of the Yangtze River, to the battlefields buried in the yellow sand of the Mobei, from the altars where the sharks weep for pearls in the East China Sea, to the underground palace where the bones of Buddhas in the Western Regions are miasma - these "sharpest swords" and "the most poisonous scabbards" are both bedfellows and meddles in the plot. He broke his heart as a pact, and she planted a poison as an alliance; he nourished her incomplete heart with dragon blood, and she locked his imperial destiny with her soul. When the secret technique of witchcraft and Gu collides with the true dragon's destiny, and when the bloody wind and moon stain the map of the country, they scheme against the world and each other. Are they emperors and empresses who share the same control of the world, or are they old enemies who kill each other?
In this chess game of troubled times, only sincerity is the most difficult to make a move.
Machiavellianism×Fantasy×Extreme pull
The crazy couple fell in love and killed each other, creating a bloody age together!
Keywords: Dual power conspiracy, love and killing, witchcraft and secret techniques, crazy criticism of CP, dynasty struggle for hegemony
