When the flames of the alchemy furnace swallowed up Shen Weiwan's last breath, she thought that the blood feud would eventually turn into ashes. Unexpectedly, he opened his eyes and became Ah Wan, the most despicable Chu State hostage in the Northern Desert. His wrists were still wrapped with blood-oozing cloth strips - the traces of the original owner's "slip" and falling into the water had not yet faded.
The soapy smell of the clothing store contains the poison of rotten grass, the exotic flowers in the concubine's concubine are covered with the scent of traction, and the dull guard Mudun who always likes to throw fruits into her courtyard has half a plum blossom pendant hanging on his waist that matches his mother's relics.
When she stirred up the Northern Desert harem with her poison-medicine skills, the Xirong host Zi Ye Xuan, who was holding the jade flute, suddenly grabbed her wrist and said, "The daughter of Imperial Physician Shen has been hidden deep enough."
Poisonous killings, secret letters, and the secret chess of the Three Kingdoms were woven into a web. She was on the road to revenge every step of the way, but she discovered that behind her mother's "collaboration with the enemy" charge, there was a truth that even rebirth could not see - the "medicine" that was refined may never have been her.
When Mu Dun's blunt knife split the Chu defense line, and when Ye Xuan's jade flute blew through the remaining snow in Xirong, she held the blood-stained "Secret Records of Medical Poisons" and suddenly understood: In this chess game, what should be feared most is not the open guns or hidden arrows, but the pair of eyes that are always hidden behind the scenes, watching the "medicine guide".
