She guarded the door of the Liang family for a husband she had never met, but was pushed into Meijiang by her clan members.
Liang Shuisheng from Nanyang didn't even know what she looked like. Little did he know that the enemy who killed his wife and the murderer of his father were the same.
Three years later he returned. He didn't bring a single soldier, but only three things he learned from Nanyang——
Revealing your identity (seeing through your heart at a glance)
Review (to piece together the complete truth from clues)
Killing with a borrowed knife (don't dirty your hands, let the enemy die in the hands of the enemy)
This is not a criminal investigation, but the Republic of China version of "Latent" + "The Count of Monte Cristo".
After three years of dormancy, he worked step by step, laying out arms, intelligence and a network of revenge at Rong Shou's feet - but he did not expect that at the end of this road, there would be more than one person's blood debt.
One volume is about sinking the river, two volumes are about borrowing swords, three volumes are about darkness, four volumes are hiding from the sky, five volumes are about lurking, six volumes are about crisis, seven volumes are about to start a prairie fire, and eight volumes are about inheritance.
There is no system, no time travel, just the top conspiracy of a sinister agent.
High IQ Game | Not the routine of Shuangwen - but more enjoyable than Shuangwen
Reader comments
The first few chapters felt a little slow, but starting from chapter 20, the pace picked up significantly and the story became richer. Overall, it was okay.
The previous content is relatively average, but starting from chapter 19 it becomes interesting. Especially in the second volume, the pace is very tight and the suspense is ups and downs.
The foreshadowing in the first volume is relatively depressing, but the second volume begins with the return of the water creature, and the excitement of the battle of wits is immediately full. Good looking [learned]
The first few chapters felt a little slow, but starting from chapter 20, the pace picked up significantly and the story became richer. Overall, it was okay.
The previous content is relatively average, but starting from chapter 19 it becomes interesting. Especially in the second volume, the pace is very tight and the suspense is ups and downs.
The foreshadowing in the first volume is relatively depressing, but the second volume begins with the return of the water creature, and the excitement of the battle of wits is immediately full. Good looking [learned]