Shock? Today the Prince Is Reading Minds Again

In the dilapidated carriage in Longxi, Li Chengqian listened to the guards cursing him in his heart to "die lame and early". Even the rancid buns handed over by the maid were ridiculed. Only the female officer who was monitoring him, Cui Mingyue, stood solemnly outside the car curtain, but in her mind she was crazily imagining "The Abandoned Prince and the Assassin's Night": "When the blade cut open the skirt of his clothes, the old scar on his waist turned out to be more attractive than the male protagonist in the storybook..." The female spy who was supposed to monitor his rebellion was covering up with a silver bell and secretly drawing erotic scenes on the handkerchief. The recall order from Chang'an arrived at the same time as the secret message from Tibet. Li Chengqian discovered that the silver bell around Cui Mingyue's waist was engraved with the Miao scorpion pattern - similar to the prophecy totem in Wu Mei Niang's secret room in his memory. In the court, he used his mind-reading skills to reveal that Li Tai's hypocritical "brotherly love" concealed the plan of "please help you quickly"; she held up the "Book of Songs" and exclaimed, "This is a car shock!", And actually figured out the Tubo invasion route from "Guan Guan Jujiu". When the silver bell rang, the poisonous insects strangled the hidden stakes like black mist. The underground palace of Qinglong Temple is opened, and on the mural surrounded by thousands of bones, the prophecy of "Kaiyuan Tribulation" hand-painted by Wu Meiniang resonates with the scorpion pattern on Cui Mingyue's heart. When the mind-reading skills failed in front of the complex emotions in her eyes, Li Chengqian suddenly understood that this female official who always conceives of forced love plots at the critical moment of life and death is the key to deciphering the prophecy. The Tubo scimitar is approaching, and the court is full of poisonous schemes. Are the "mind-reading useless prince" and the "corrupt female spy" the chess players, or the sacrifices destined in the prophecy?