When the marriage team set off from southern Xinjiang, Su Nianqing knew that he was just a chess piece.
The Queen Mother asked her to marry the puppet emperor Xiao Yan and make a soft knife hanging on the side of the dragon bed. But no one knew that Su Nianqing's purpose in coming to Beijing was never to get married - she wanted to find out the truth about the massacre of 300 people in southern Xinjiang three years ago, and all the evidence pointed to the upsetting woman deep in the imperial city.
On the night of her wedding, she hid poison in her sleeve, but when she saw Xiao Yan's empty and alert eyes, she accidentally changed the poison to Anshenxiang.
"Aren't you afraid of me?" The young emperor leaned on the dragon couch, his eyes like daggers.
"What's scary about a person who doesn't even remember who he is?" Su Nianqing looked back calmly, "What's scary are those who remember everything for you but don't let you know."
Xiao Yan was startled. No one had spoken to him like this in three years.
He remembers waking up from under the cliff and his mind went blank. The Queen Mother said that he was the emperor, that he lost his memory due to the rebels, and that the regent Xiao Jingrui was his right-hand man... But whenever Xiao Jingrui came close, his body would instinctively tighten - that was the vigilance engraved in his bones and blood, and it was the answer that memory could be erased and instinct could not be disguised.
The appearance of Su Nianqing was like a crack, tearing open this scam that contained so much money.
She discovered that Xiao Yan's memory loss was not an accident, but was caused by the Queen Mother's use of drugs banned in southern Xinjiang; she discovered that her people died because they were unwilling to hand over the antidote formula; she discovered that the regent Xiao Jingrui came to the palace every night to "discuss matters," but in fact he was using drugs to continue to control Xiao Yan's mind...
And what frightened her the most
