Historical fiction
**"Zhenguan Dark Bureau"**
In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, undercurrents surged in Chang'an City. The suspicion of the prince's rebellion is still lingering, and the Turkic mission is about to enter Beijing. In an inconspicuous bookstore in Pingkangfang, the failed son Su Yan is stirring up trouble with a mysterious fragment. Above the court, Li Shimin laid out a series of killings; among the aristocratic families, the five surnames and seven of them had hidden swords. With intrigue, betrayal, love and hate intertwined, who can survive to the end in this chess game? Under the torrent of history, no one is innocent. The winner writes the annals of history, while the loser's body remains.
Reader comments
Personally, I feel that although it has some flaws, it is still considered a relatively good work.
Personally, I feel that although it has some flaws, it is still considered a relatively good work.