The eldest princess Xiao Liuli died on a snowy night in the third year of Yongchang of the Great Zhou Dynasty.
According to historical records, the candles in the palace flickered red that night, and the sound of killing shook the sky. The third prince initiated a palace coup and personally led his troops to surround the Fenghua Palace where the eldest princess was. When the royal guards finally broke through the palace gate, they saw Princess Liuli dressed in court clothes, sitting on a phoenix chair, drinking poison and dying, her posture still graceful, as if she was just taking a nap.
She was only twenty-five years old when she died. She was unmarried and had no children, but she was in charge of the Zhou Dynasty for seven years. She supported the young emperor, suppressed the vassal princes, implemented the New Deal, and made countless enemies.
No one knew that at the moment Liuli died, a modern soul thousands of years away was slowly closing his eyes due to a car accident.
Two rays of soul, a phoenix cry, time and space intertwined.
