By day, he is Cui Huai’an, the dashing and free-spirited Cui, a Gentleman of the Court of Imperial Sacrifices. He drinks himself unconscious in Qinhuai wine shops, his poems scattered as red-sleeved beauties beckon from every floor. By night, blood beads fly when his Miao saber is drawn, staining the dark robes of the secret agents in the Imperial Prison. To protect the beleaguered House of Sinan, Cui Huai’an accepts a blood-soaked secret decree from the emperor and begins dancing alone along the tightrope of political intrigue.
The author's writing skills are profound, and the strict hierarchy of the palace, the invisible oppression of power, and the subtle psychological game between the characters are deeply portrayed. The dialogue is concise and powerful, the atmosphere is created excellently, and the characters come to life vividly on the page. The plot is full of suspense, has solid logical foundation, and is fascinating. It is truly a masterpiece among ancient Machiavellian works.
It's very interesting. It's normal for the new book to have bad results now. The official will push it later, so don't give up. [Sending my heart]. Finally, I silently asked if it is a single female protagonist.
I don't know which god's trumpet it is, but I can tell from the writing skills that it has a profound background, the plot is compact, the writing is concise, and the literary talent is outstanding... Please leave your name before the fire.
So is there any connection between him and his siblings?
Okay, very good
Well written and beautiful.
Very interesting, the plot is ups and downs and fascinating
Super good-looking and very powerful. Amazing!
The writing is smooth and well written.
The writing is very good and the plot is compact