Ye Hansu, the daughter of the imperial censor, witnessed her mother being tortured and murdered at the age of eight, leaving only a blood-stained jade ring in her hand. Ten years later, she married into the powerful Shen Mansion. She was gentle, virtuous, and careful at every step. Looking for the real murderer, the man next to me seems to know something hidden... A revenge that uses marriage as a game and the world as a chess piece quietly unfolds. When she wields the blade, is it a blood feud, a marriage, or the abscess of an era?
Reader comments
The plot is compact and reasonable, making it more exciting to read.
I have just read a few chapters, and I haven't read on to the specific content yet. If you are more attractive and want to continue reading, as long as it is not a romance about a talented man and a beautiful woman, or the time-travel dramas that are all over the street now, come on, author!
Very good, fascinating!
So far, the writing is pretty good and the storyline is not exaggerated.
The writing is delicate, the thinking is thoughtful, and the aftertaste is long. It is a good book! Worth recommending!
Link by link, the plot is compact and not procrastinating
The plot is compact and reasonable, making it more exciting to read.
I have just read a few chapters, and I haven't read on to the specific content yet. If you are more attractive and want to continue reading, as long as it is not a romance about a talented man and a beautiful woman, or the time-travel dramas that are all over the street now, come on, author!
Very good, fascinating!
So far, the writing is pretty good and the storyline is not exaggerated.
The writing is delicate, the thinking is thoughtful, and the aftertaste is long. It is a good book! Worth recommending!
Link by link, the plot is compact and not procrastinating