The sinister regent Xiao Jue was murdered and fell into the Miao territory. He was poisoned and his life was hanging by a thread. He was rescued by A Yin, a Miao girl who was good at voodoo medicine.
She discovered that he was not only infected with the newly banned Miao drug, but also had a chronic strange poison that had taken over his heart. There was a huge conspiracy behind the double murder. A deal was struck: she detoxified him from both poisons, and he helped her figure out the mystery behind the loss of forbidden magic.
During the shared adventure, he pretended to be gentle but was actually calculating. She seemed innocent but her heart was like a mirror. The two tested each other but had to depend on each other.
When the machinations of the capital collide with the secrets of Miao territory, which one is stronger, the Gu or the chess?
See how the sinister prince falls in love, and how the clever voodoo girl stirs up the storm.
An ultimate pull that begins with exploitation and ends with sincerity begins.
Reader comments
Not bad, short and sweet, far away from officialdom and secular world, it feels a little bit fantasy
Male protagonist: Compared with what I see every day, he is a little weaker
After cleaning up the mess in the court, he went into seclusion with the heroine.
The female protagonist: Strong, a bit aloof, she doesn't know how to walk into the bustling capital, but instead she abducts the male protagonist into marrying her, hahaha
Not bad, short and sweet, far away from officialdom and secular world, it feels a little bit fantasy Male protagonist: Compared with what I see every day, he is a little weaker After cleaning up the mess in the court, he went into seclusion with the heroine. The female protagonist: Strong, a bit aloof, she doesn't know how to walk into the bustling capital, but instead she abducts the male protagonist into marrying her, hahaha