Daughter of the Jin family, resolve delusions.
The ministers of the Song family killed gods and demons.
The Shang Kingdom was divided and the court was in turmoil. The new emperor ascended the throne and held a spring banquet to sacrifice the blood of his ministers to cure the drought.
There are internal and external troubles, it is difficult to distinguish between loyal and traitorous people, various tribes become kings and divide their territories, and a bottle of Guanyin can save the lives of the people.
Princess Jin Kui narrowly escaped death, but her fiancée was her enemy, and she was bound to avenge the Jin family through the hands of the treacherous minister Song Heng.
The treacherous minister Song Heng pretended to be blind, intending to lure out the enemy's ghost, but unexpectedly planted the needle of the poisonous Jin family around him.
There was a feud between the Jin Dynasty and Song Dynasty, but the banquet of death on the Spring Night continued the feud. Each had their own agendas and used borrowed knives to kill people. Jin Kui became Song Heng's smartest "book boy".
The treacherous minister was originally a loyal and good man, but the emperor's power was pressed against his neck. He belittled himself and ruined the boat. Song Heng handed Jin Kui the "poison sword" to stab the emperor.
She thought he was really blind, and he thought she had a broken sleeve.
Amid suspicion, jealousy, and temptation, they revealed each other's true identities.
Jin Kui used her beauty to seduce, and Song Heng used his power to build a wall.
The tomb is not alone, and a loved one goes to it.
Jin and Song Dynasties, combined into one tomb.
