Reading Guide
1. Two women disguise themselves as men, fall off the horse at the extreme, love each other in nature, and achieve strong and two-way redemption.
2. A weak and sinister person with a full level of scheming and powerful ministers vs. A battle-damaged force with explosive strength and a straight-ball loyal dog assassin.
3. Machiavellianism is supplemented and love is the main one. From two-way temptation to life and death.
4. HE, 1v1, clean both body and mind. The two of them not only engage in love, but also work together to create a career!
Xie Yunheng, the powerful left prime minister of Liang Dynasty (a woman disguised as a man).
Everyone in the world said that "he" was ruthless, clique-minded and a traitor who even the emperor dared to put under house arrest. No one dared to look directly at the sharp edge of this young powerful minister, even though he had been coughing up blood all year round and was suffering from broken bones.
Yan Changge is the number one gold medal assassin in Tingyu Tower.
In order to survive in the cannibal killer camp, she disguised herself as a man for more than ten years, living as a Shura sword without emotions and only knowing how to kill.
One snowy night, the first assassin sneaked into the prime minister's house, with the tip of his sword pointed directly at the traitorous prime minister's throat.
However, the frail prime minister who was rumored to be powerless not only caught the assassin, but also saw through her daughter's body at a glance.
"The court is too cold."
Xie Yunheng looked at her, his eyes full of madness and calculation: "Sell me your life. I'll give you money, I'll give you power, and I'll give you a place where you don't have to tie your chest or hide."
Yan Changge thought he had met a madman.
Later, she discovered that Xie Yunheng was not only a madman, but also a "foolish king" who was willing to give her half a million taels of gold to treat her broken arm.
When the rebels forced the palace, Yan Changge lost his right arm and fell into the quagmire to protect the emperor.
The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty...
