Phoenix in the Sky: the Legend of Concubine Hua

This book tells the story of Lin Shuyue, a modern forensic doctor who traveled through a car accident and transformed into the arrogant and domineering Nian Shilan in "The Legend of Zhen Huan". After experiencing a tragic death in her previous life, she used her forensic knowledge and modern wisdom to make a comeback in the bloody whirlpool of the Forbidden City. Concubine Hua, who was reborn on the day of miscarriage, faced Huan Yixiang's conspiracy, the crisis of the Nian family, and the emperor's hypocrisy, and no longer was a pawn to be manipulated. She used modern forensic knowledge to solve the mystery of abortion pills, used basic physical and chemical principles to set up a plot, and packaged technology into metaphysics to gain authority. From replacing the musk formula to designing siphon evidence, from using geology to reveal the poison buried in crabapple trees to using optical principles to create the auspicious "phoenix bathing in flames", she has found a third path between keeping the whole family full and the queen of revenge. The story reconstructs the classic palace fighting scenes: the Jinghong Dance turns into a Persian gold foil dance, the blood test is broken by ancient medical science, and the pure ancient clothes become a deadly weapon that the fragrant medicine backfires. Concubine Hua and Zhen Huan both cooperated and checked. In the process of overthrowing the queen, they gradually revealed the truth about the death of Queen Chunyuan. They also discovered that Su Peisheng was actually an old member of the Nian family. However, at the coronation ceremony of the new emperor, they discovered that the time-travel memories began to fade. Integrating modern technology with classical Machiavellian wisdom, while retaining classic themes such as "one foot red" and "pink tenderness", it gives a new interpretation to "Huanyixiang", running the image of "Phoenix Nirvana" throughout, showing a woman's awakening and resistance under feudal imperial power.