According to historical records: On Renwu in the sixth month, Zhongzong "encountered poison and collapsed in the Dragon Palace." Are they gods or man-eating ghosts that live within the walls of Tai Chi Palace?
Ten-year-old Wei Lian'er was forced to enter the palace when she was faced with portraits of palace concubines who died tragically and unknown on the wall in a secret room. From then on, Wei Lian'er died, and Concubine Wei survived. She used the art of hating victory and the art of controlling the heart to lock her cowardly husband into fear and dependence; during the fourteen years of her exile in Fangzhou, she repeatedly pulled off the belt by which her husband was hanged, gritting her teeth and holding on until he could be restored.
After the Shenlong coup, she wanted to follow in Empress Wu's footsteps and become emperor, but she tried to complete the journey that Empress Wu took in thirty years in three years. While Taiping, Li Dan, Li Longji and other enemies were still there, all the secret passages in Taiji Palace had been sealed, and the retreat was cut off.
In the fourth year of Jinglong's reign, Zhongzong suddenly collapsed, and Rashomon suddenly emerged: the palace people smelled the smell of almonds, the imperial doctor noticed the pulse of death, Wan'er found a dead end, and Empress Wei fell into desperation clutching the secret jade pendant. Li Longji had already sharpened his knife outside Xuanwu Gate and burned the letter "I wish to be an ordinary couple in the next life."
Justice requires demons, and living people write history. The secret path leads to the human heart, and if the human heart is sealed, the secret path is sealed. This is a secret record excavated from the dark wall of the Tang Dynasty. It describes how a woman swallowed by a shadow becomes a shadow that devours others; it writes about the withered bones that will never have names in the walls of the Tai Chi Palace.
