Colorful Blood: the Curse of the Tang Dynasty's Gorgeous Corpse

[Archaeology reveals a thousand-year-old corpse, and a song of neon clothes reveals the most tragic forbidden love in the Tang Dynasty] In 1981, on the banks of the Luoshui River, a lifelike female corpse from the Tang Dynasty shocked the world. She is dressed in the queen's gorgeous clothes, has a mysterious jade bracelet on her wrist, and has a poison in her stomach. What's even weirder is that there is a corpse of a man guarding the coffin in the tomb, wearing the same jade bracelet and with the seal of "Luzhou Li Shangyuan" in his mouth. All this points to the song "The Song of Colorful Clothes and Feather Clothes" which was annihilated along with the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty. During the Kaiyuan period, the talented musician Li Shangyuan and his cousin Xue Qingwan fell in love with Chang'an because of the song "Neon Clothes". Unexpectedly, the music score was leaked and led to death. Xue Qingwan was forcibly taken into the palace and became a pawn for the queen to "borrow her child". After being forced to give birth, a white silk ribbon ended her life. Fortunately, she survived and endured for sixteen years. After her son ascended the throne as emperor, she returned with a blood feud. However, what awaits her is a more cruel truth—— "Mother, this glass of poisonous wine is for you." Facing the poisonous wine served by her biological son, she smiled miserably: "I hate that I gave birth to an emperor instead of a son!" Thousands of years later, when the pair of jade bracelets meet again, when the last song plays again, this forbidden love that has been dusted by history finally waits for its echo. ★Ancient Chinese version of "The Legend of Zhen Huan" + "Tomb Robbery Notes"! Suspense archeology × palace intrigue × unparalleled sadomasochism ★Keywords: Forbidden love, mother-child antagonism, conceived childbirth, archaeological shock, intangible cultural heritage Chinese music [If the deep palace is destined to be a cannibal cage, I am willing to swear by my blood to make this neon song the last elegy of the dynasty]