Song of the Green: Hidden Blade

A revenge-driven black lotus heroine VS a scheming prince who willingly gives himself over to ruin Ten years ago, the Ye family was wiped out, and only the young Ye Qingge escaped with her life. Ten years later, she returns with masterful medical skills, plotting every step with care. At the wedding hall, she is both the bride and the reaper come to claim a life. She thinks she has avenged her family, unaware that fate has already laid the cruelest twist in her path. The wandering hero she feels guilty toward has become an untouchable heir to the prince’s household overnight; her late mother, whom she can never forget, has become a beautiful favorite in her enemy’s household. A healer’s compassion cannot conceal the sharp edge hidden in her sleeve; old loves and new grudges are all part of her calculations. She plays the innocent orphan and fools everyone, but she cannot fool that man’s eyes. He chuckles softly, his fingertips brushing her cheek. “You play the part well. But how long do you plan to keep this act going?” When the fog clears and the truth emerges, is it the martial world’s hand or the court’s machinations that have stirred up this storm? And between them, is this a calamity or a destined bond? Reader’s guide: 1. The heroine is no saint: she is ruthless, cunning, and sharp-witted. 2. Political intrigue and romance are equally important, with every plot thread tightly interwoven. 3. This is not a fast-paced wish-fulfillment story. It features plenty of foreshadowing and frequent twists. 4. The supporting characters are clever, the entire cast can act, and the story features a broad ensemble.