The First Masterpiece in Jianghu

The abandoned former princess? No, she is the number one actress in the world who makes the entire court frightened! A scalpel to cut open twenty years of shocking lies! In the Zhou Dynasty, widowhood was a despicable business, and female widowhood was a fantasy. Hua Wuxue, the daughter of the guilty minister and the abandoned concubine abandoned by the regent, has become the most mysterious "number one concubine" in the world with her pair of autopsy hands. The dead cannot lie, and she is the one who speaks for the dead. A "suicide case of the best swordsman in the world" brought her back to the court. The civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty believed that the evidence was irrefutable, but she hit the nail on the head in front of the regent: "This is murder!" The angle of the sword blade, the scratch on the tiger's mouth, the secondary cut mark - every detail points to the Tianji Pavilion that was exterminated for twenty years, and to the shocking truth that has been buried for twenty years! The blood jade Guanyin in Shen Wanjun's secret room hides the killer organization's list of exterminations; The rouge skull on Liu Ruyan's face brings out the dirtiest power and money transactions in the court; Han Tieyi's headless body revealed the shocking conspiracy of the military being infiltrated; The poison of the golden silkworm in Miaojiang has completely revealed the truth about Tianji Pavilion's murder case! She thought she was investigating a case, but she didn't know that she was the last piece of the puzzle in an old case. His father was the master of Tianji Pavilion and was executed by the emperor; his mother was a saint of Tianji Pavilion and was imprisoned in a dungeon for twenty years; Her ex-husband, the regent, only married her for use, and even chasing his wife to the crematorium could not bring her back; Only Mo Qianxu, the minister of Dali Temple, protected her with his sincerity and his life from beginning to end. When the late emperor's edict comes to light again, "Those who killed the late emperor with poison must