The Nightmare in the Lake from the Mist and the Floating Life

A secret edict dragged the dynasty into trouble; a "convention" tied power back to people's hearts. Gu Ruoxi, the "foreign soul" with criminal detective Leng Si, confronts Prince Jing Xiao Chengyao, iron-blooded general Chu Xiurong, and national master Qi Heng who wields the Blade of Order, between fire and porridge, incense and law: save the heart first inside the city, and then use troops outside the city. The paper crane is a beacon, and the dark river is a road; as soon as the shadow of the Red Phoenix Order recedes, the light of "Article Zero" falls on the streets and documents - Wang Yan is tried in public deliberation, and the blade of the sword is also tried in public eyes. This is an epic that writes revenge into a system and war into people's hearts: it has the intertwining of military and political arrangements and fate like "War and Peace", and the barricades and chorus of conscience like "Les Misérables". It also uses the patience and backlash of "The Count of Monte Cristo" to turn every conspiracy into public evidence and choice. When the northern cavalry pressed forward, the bells in the city rang for the fifth time - what they wanted to win was not just territory, but the right to be governed. Three lines waist It's not the story of who ascended the throne, but how the rules came to the throne. Revenge does not rely on blood and fire, but on bills, accounts and public discussions. If he violates the "three covenants", his name will be reduced and he will abdicate; if he disappoints the public, his crown will be broken first. One sentence hook In this city with "Covenant" as its flag, everyone has to answer the same question: When the crown bows its head, do you dare to raise your head - and press it back to the throne?