In the winter of the thirty-fourth year of the Northern Qing Dynasty, Song Qixuan, the legitimate daughter of the Song Dynasty Minister's Mansion in the capital, died in a ruined temple in the west of the city. A note was written under her skirt: She came to fulfill her wish.
When she opened her eyes again, her soul resided thousands of miles away in the body of Lan Xi'er, the daughter of the general magistrate of Yuhuai County. The original owner discovered that his father was having a secret conversation with the gangsters three years ago. He was crazy and humiliated.
She originally borrowed a corpse to bring her soul back to life, but she was shocked to realize that her death in her previous life, her life in this life, the dry well under the Jingci Temple, and the women who died mysteriously over the years were all tied to a soul-resurrection bead.
Zhuzi swallowed several lives and led her across thousands of miles to meet one person.
A shocking chess game unfolded secretly, and she, him, the four dead souls, and the ancient tomb spirit beads were all pawns.
The man in the dark waits to close the net.
That she came to fulfill her wish, whose wish was she fulfilling?
Reader comments
This book is a story that I developed bit by bit.
From the characters' smiles to the layers of conspiracy, I tried my best to write with tension and warmth. The protagonist has weaknesses as well as strengths. He is not stupid and sweet, nor does he forcefully cheat. He relies on his mind and forbearance to break through the game step by step.
The plot contains the pull of house fighting, the undercurrent of conspiracy, and the emotional thread hidden in the details. I prefer to bury the foreshadowing in daily life, so that the reversal is reasonable and unexpected, without adding water or procrastination. Each paragraph paves the way for the overall situation that follows.
When writing it, what I cared about most was that the characters stood up, the logic made sense, and the emotions were real.
Some people see it as fun, some see it as deep love, and some see it as step-by-step calculation. No matter what kind of reader you are, I hope you can read a little bit of heartbeat, a little bit of tension, and a little bit of unfinished meaning in this story.
It's not a perfect book, but it's honest enough.
I hope you have something to look forward to when you open the book and feel it was worth it when you close it.
This book is a story that I developed bit by bit. From the characters' smiles to the layers of conspiracy, I tried my best to write with tension and warmth. The protagonist has weaknesses as well as strengths. He is not stupid and sweet, nor does he forcefully cheat. He relies on his mind and forbearance to break through the game step by step. The plot contains the pull of house fighting, the undercurrent of conspiracy, and the emotional thread hidden in the details. I prefer to bury the foreshadowing in daily life, so that the reversal is reasonable and unexpected, without adding water or procrastination. Each paragraph paves the way for the overall situation that follows. When writing it, what I cared about most was that the characters stood up, the logic made sense, and the emotions were real. Some people see it as fun, some see it as deep love, and some see it as step-by-step calculation. No matter what kind of reader you are, I hope you can read a little bit of heartbeat, a little bit of tension, and a little bit of unfinished meaning in this story. It's not a perfect book, but it's honest enough. I hope you have something to look forward to when you open the book and feel it was worth it when you close it.