Shen Qingqiu, an analyst at a modern think tank, opened his eyes and transformed into the daughter of a criminal whose family was exterminated. She was about to be escorted to the Jiaofang Division at the beginning. Facing the greedy police officers and vicious relatives, she smiled and handed a knife - and watched them jump to their death.
She thought that escaping was the limit, but who knew that the decisive young emperor had already set his sights on her: "I heard that you are good at solving troubles?"
She used a fire-and-poison strategy to burn down three hundred gangsters with thirty carts of fake food. The emperor broke out in a cold sweat, but he couldn't help but keep her by his side: "You are really a living king of hell."
Since then, there have been sudden changes in the court, crises on the border, natural and man-made disasters - when everyone is helpless, she can always come up with the most sinister and effective "poisonous plan". The emperor was wary of her but couldn't live without her. Manchao Wenwu scolded her for being cruel and ruthless, while crying and begging her to take action.
This is a dimensionality reduction attack between modern rationality and ancient machinations. The heroine is not a virgin, not pretentious, and uses the minimum price to gain the greatest victory. The game between a man and a woman, a king and his ministers, is ambiguous and tumultuous. She is his best sword and the only "King of Hell" he wants to protect.
One sentence summary: She said her strategy was just a little bit poisonous, and after hearing this, the emperor wanted to open a separate Hall of Hell for her.
Reader comments
It's a very good book. The first half is especially well written. The second half contains repetitive text. The content is novel and good.
It's a very good book. The first half is especially well written. The second half contains repetitive text. The content is novel and good.