A Murderer of Her Husband, a Tsundere Princess

"Two female protagonists, not without brains, power, and female power" The funeral of Shen Kuang, the imperial hero and governor-general, is the most perfect work of her life. Lin Shu, a talented woman imprisoned by the halo of a hero, used a pair of hands that blended the world's strange fragrances to burn out that gorgeous cage for herself. She was convinced that her husband's death would be the same as the ending of countless heroes in history books, which was attributed to "illness caused by overwork", which was perfect. Until that woman appeared - the eldest princess of the dynasty, Li Yunzheng. She is the most noble woman in the empire, the embodiment of power and wisdom. She didn't bring any instruments of torture, and she didn't set up a court. With just a cup of tea and a game of chess, she pushed Lin Shu to the edge of the cliff. For her, this bizarre murder is not a national matter, but an unprecedented intellectual game that can please her. This is the most unequal matchup. On one side is a prisoner in a boudoir, using the green smoke from the furnace as a sword and the withered grass and trees as armor. On the other side, there is the chess player who overlooks all living beings, using the supreme imperial power as a net and the human desires as bait. When hunters begin to appreciate the character of their prey, and when the price of survival is sacrificing soul and freedom, where will this deadly cat-and-mouse game eventually go? Lin Shu's incense can kill people and save people. Can it... Also imprison people?