Ancient Proverbs | Machiavellian Strategy | Sadomasochism | Pei Zhao died at the moment the empress turned around.
He was the sharpest sword in Dazhou. He fought for her for half his life, and finally blocked the poisonous arrow with his flesh and blood. After her death, her soul lingered, and she was trapped in a deep palace, only to realize that in her cold eyes, there was a deep feeling that she had not dared to express for twenty years.
She is the iron-blooded empress Ji Yao, who killed her father and ascended the throne with ruthless skills. The courtiers said she was cruel and ruthless, but they didn't know that she sat alone in the mourning hall every night, rubbing his armor when he was alive, and soaking the memorial with blood and tears.
There was an undercurrent in the court, and the prime minister colluded with the princes to use his death to start a rebellion. And she planned the chess game, including the fake death of her old troops, the soul-locking arrow formation, the seven skeletons of princes under the dry well in the cold palace... Every move was a killing move to avenge him.
Until the truth was revealed - his death was a carefully planned plot by the late emperor and the King of Chu. And she changed her fate against the will of heaven and used the blood ban technique to force him to stay for twelve hours, just to say:
"Pei Zhao, I will love you first in my next life."
Reader comments
The plot of this novel is compact, the characters are vivid, and the author's portrayal of women is very delicate and impressive. At the same time, the power struggle in the book is also extremely exciting and makes people want to put it down. Highly recommended to friends who like ancient palace novels about empresses!
The story is too emotionally descriptive, but it's okay
The emotional description is delicate, the plot is compact, and some parts are a bit unclear. But the flaws do not hide the virtues. Generally speaking it's ok! Recommended to take a look
The plot of this novel is compact, the characters are vivid, and the author's portrayal of women is very delicate and impressive. At the same time, the power struggle in the book is also extremely exciting and makes people want to put it down. Highly recommended to friends who like ancient palace novels about empresses!
The story is too emotionally descriptive, but it's okay
The emotional description is delicate, the plot is compact, and some parts are a bit unclear. But the flaws do not hide the virtues. Generally speaking it's ok! Recommended to take a look