In the Yangzhou orchestra, the dancer's rouge dyed the silk skirt red; in the Luoyang Taoist temple, the green lights illuminated the yellow paper filled with spells. Who would have thought that this female Taoist priest holding a fly whisk would become a sharp sword that stirred up the turmoil of the Tang Dynasty in the future?
She was originally the daughter of a general who loved riding horses and archery, but was forced by fate to become a dancer in a music studio. Marrying a salt merchant just because of her father's purple official uniform, she fell from the clouds into the mortal world, and her pure Taoist mind was trapped in a deep house. She was framed repeatedly and fought back in desperate situations, but in the end she became an abandoned woman with nothing.
She longed for freedom but became the plaything of the rich and powerful, and wanted to stay away from the world of mortals. Unexpectedly, the Anshi Rebellion broke out, and the broken mountains and rivers awakened her passionate passion.
She took off her Taoist robe and led her father and brother's old troops on the battlefield. She used the Taoist temple as a secret base to convey military information, and used her identity as a dancing girl to assassinate the rebel generals. The once colorful and feathery dance turned into murderous moves, and the talisman of Kaiyuan Temple was filled with the date of death of the rebels. At the top of Luoyang City, her white clothes stained with blood swung her fly whisk, and the last blow was like thunder.
