Chen Yan, the eldest son of Wei Guogong, was framed by his relatives and imprisoned in heaven. His fiancée Wen Nianshu took the opportunity to break off the engagement. In desperation, he sought refuge with Otsuka Prime Minister Yu Wenhu, and took charge of the Suzaku Mirror Director of the Mirror Division on the grounds of reporting his relatives. After that, with ruthless strategies, he successively eliminated his second uncle, former loyal ministers of Yan and other enemies, forced his aunt's family to kill each other, assassinated the former deposed emperor and kidnapped his concubine. At the Chang'an Poetry Festival, he overawed the Liang envoys and abandoned Wen Nianshu. He gradually fell in love with the talented girl Pei Suiwan, and even undermined his father's power. Chen Yan climbed to the top step by step, vowing to make all betrayers pay the price with blood.
Reader comments
It's a decisive drama with a very fast plot. A very cool revenge game.
The male protagonist is full of scheming, ruthless and ruthless, and must avenge his enemies. He has a proper villain style and is a great drama.
This adaptation is really good
I like this kind of short drama that is not holy, decisive in killing, and vengeful. Looks comfortable
It's a very nice book with exciting content. The male protagonist is crisp and clear from beginning to end, but the female protagonist's face is too ugly.
The leading actor's skills are good, but it's basically his one-man show, and the supporting actors are too subpar. How can he make a Machiavellian movie so cost-effective? The most obvious one is where did the oiran at the beginning get the extras? But Miss Ning, who is also a passerby in the back, only appeared in one episode despite being n times more beautiful. Why is this? Let's make do with it.
It's a decisive drama with a very fast plot. A very cool revenge game.
The male protagonist is full of scheming, ruthless and ruthless, and must avenge his enemies. He has a proper villain style and is a great drama.
This adaptation is really good
I like this kind of short drama that is not holy, decisive in killing, and vengeful. Looks comfortable
It's a very nice book with exciting content. The male protagonist is crisp and clear from beginning to end, but the female protagonist's face is too ugly.
The leading actor's skills are good, but it's basically his one-man show, and the supporting actors are too subpar. How can he make a Machiavellian movie so cost-effective? The most obvious one is where did the oiran at the beginning get the extras? But Miss Ning, who is also a passerby in the back, only appeared in one episode despite being n times more beautiful. Why is this? Let's make do with it.