Yukouhan: The corpse language of the dead man can claim his life
The illusion of a paradise in Meiwu was completely torn apart by three strange corpses with plum patterns. The author Lin Yan uses a sword as a pen to uncover the mystery of the poisonous "Plum Soul Powder" and uncovers the undercurrent of the struggle for imperial power from the clues of the exclusive drunken plum in the Imperial Garden; the heroine Su Wan uses the sword as a shield to protect the people in the light of swords and against the oppression of the powerful.
From the first appearance of the poisonous shadow in the depths of Meishan, to the hidden murderous intention of the imperial envoy's visit, from the crisis of trust caused by the traitor's rebellion, to the revelation of the truth about the confrontation in the court, the two worked in parallel, using hard-core autopsy details to solve the strange case, and used tacit cooperation to counterattack the murderous intention at every step. Each chapter is full of high-density twists and turns, the secret struggle for imperial power is intertwined with the mysterious and murderous cases, and the emotional line of life and death is piercing the heart.
When the gold medal for immunity from death becomes the focus of competition, the prince's allies parachute in to provide support, and a rebellion conspiracy spreads from Meiwu to the capital. They went through desperate situations side by side, broke through the deadlock, and finally settled the situation in the court, and then returned to the countryside with glory, allowing the fragrance of flowers in Meiwu to return to tranquility. The annual masterpiece of ancient Chinese proverbs will take you to witness the passionate legend of corpses telling the truth and chivalrous bones protecting the common people.
