The Concubine’s Murder, the Phoenix’s Path of Bloodshed

I absolutely love this author. Not a single word is superfluous; everything is to the point. I especially dislike so many books these days that pad out the word count, constantly emphasizing the male and female leads' appearances but lacking in descriptive vocabulary, repeating the same few words over and over. With this author, you don't have that problem.

It's beautiful, um, with a classic, antique feel, but actually, I was quite scared and heartbroken for the female lead. I was afraid that if the male lead became emperor, no matter the reason, he'd have to have multiple wives and concubines.

This is not a story about rebirth, transmigration, or being transported into a book. The female protagonist is a normal local person. Compared to other female protagonists who dominate the martial arts world and the imperial court, the female protagonist is only good at medicine and poison, can foresee death, and has quick wit to avoid danger.

Worth reading. The female protagonist, her daughter, and their entire clan suffered terribly; their possession of a treasure brought them trouble. The female protagonist is just a primitive ancient person, without any special abilities, only her medical and poison skills. Although the revenge process is somewhat frustrating, it fits the environment of that time.

A pretty good short story, set in a fictional era reminiscent of the Wei, Jin, and Southern and Northern Dynasties, where imperial power was no match for powerful clans. The female protagonist starts from a very low point, the daughter of a disgraced concubine who was driven out of her home, making her path to revenge extremely difficult.

So far, I haven't found any flaws, and I highly recommend it. The author's palace intrigue is also fantastic! Highly recommended! I'm really looking forward to this book! 🥰🥰🥰🥰

It was great! I'm giving it a five-star review! Hooray for the ending!! It's so smooth. I love stories about two clear-headed people who, after meeting, both become lucidly lost. The author's writing style is unique, never using overly sentimental language. Grief and emotion are subtly conveyed through smooth, clean prose, like a simple sketch.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful I finished watching it in a few days. No more of that nonsense, no more of that rambling description of the male and female leads' appearances and clothing. It means to talk about things A few strokes can depict a group portrait Everyone was lively and not at all stereotypical. No tool person Not only the female lead, but also her maid is growing and changing.

I absolutely love the female lead. Her character is fantastic—decisive, ruthless, and merciless, she seeks revenge without hesitation, and ultimately achieves her goal, bringing her a bitter end to her suffering. The writing is excellent, the plot is compelling, and the romance is just right. It's been a long time since I've read such a captivating story.

So good! I'm following it every day. I discovered a treasure of an author! I read this book first, but it wasn't finished, so I found another one by the same author, "Stealing the Palace," which I, a seasoned bookworm, also can't put down. I read it whenever I have time, and I'm already halfway through. Highly recommended!