Mei Hao, a concubine-born daughter of the Pingyuan Marquis’s household, is reborn as Pei Nanzhi, the legitimate daughter of a minister’s family. She vows to uncover the truth about the fire that claimed her life.
Was it an accidental blaze, or a carefully planned murder?
Why does she keep getting into danger even after becoming Pei Nanzhi?
Why does the half of a twin-fish jade pendant from Dongzhao fill her with such unease?
As the layers of the mystery are peeled away, she finally discovers that the fire did more than take her life: it was the prelude to a conspiracy that could destroy a nation.
(Mei Hao: “These waters are too deep. I’d rather live a life of idle luxury…”
Mei Sushi: “Why does that Miss Pei look so much like my late sister?”
Mei Hao, inwardly wailing: “Brother, don’t come any closer!”
Until he traps her beneath the red palace walls, his warm breath brushing her ear. “Haohao, you were the one who came looking for your brother first…”
“Besides, you and I aren’t actually siblings.”)
Although it is a new book, I found it quite interesting after reading it. There is nothing unacceptable. In my opinion, it is a good book, and I can feel that the author is very thoughtful. Many chapters will add some words ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ at the end of many chapters.
I like to watch👀🧐🧐, there is no plot of female abuse, and there is no female rivalry. I have watched it for a few days. The first plot is a bit boring and cliche, but the plot from chapter 20 onwards is more interesting, not bad, not bad. Does the author like history? 🤭 ❤️ ❤️
It's okay. It's my first time reading this type of novel. I give it a thumbs up.