Later history books record: Alexander I, the grandson of Catherine the Great, was always accompanied by a blind female counselor wearing a golden snake and jade hairpin.
What is not recorded in history books is:
That year, Emperor Ye left the empire's "public relations" responsibility to his young grandson. In a snowstorm, he brought back a serf who was beaten to death and rumored to be possessed by a snake demon. He wiped away her blood with his own hands, but he didn't know that what he wiped clean was a pair of eyes that could see the fate of the empire.
Since then, the chessboard has changed hands. She was a demon from the wilderness, but she entered the most gorgeous cage for him. A word in the court hall determines the fate of the cauldron, and all murderous intentions are calculated in the dark night. With her demonic wisdom, she paved his scarlet road to the throne.
