[Low magic, historical fantasy, palace intrigue, imaginary world]
A bag of counterfeit coins, a sealed letter, and a well-planned frame-up. Frederick, a down-and-out aristocrat, had just hoped to return to his family, but he was labeled a liar and imprisoned. The cold eyes and conspiracies of the family in the past are far from over, and the undercurrent of power in the royal capital has drawn him into the whirlpool again. In the web of lies, he must use the sword in his hand to pierce the shocking lies surrounding the "Golden Lily" and regain his reputation and life.
Reader comments
The plot has ups and downs, the subject matter is novel and refined, the content is rich and full, and the protagonist is lifelike. Reading this book is like being in a Western fictional historical story. It makes people feel like they have entered the book and become the protagonist Frederick himself, involved in a complex and exciting battle. @I'm not an orange cat
The plot has ups and downs, the subject matter is novel and refined, the content is rich and full, and the protagonist is lifelike. Reading this book is like being in a Western fictional historical story. It makes people feel like they have entered the book and become the protagonist Frederick himself, involved in a complex and exciting battle. @I'm not an orange cat