She was the third daughter of the Duke's family. She was sent to Mount Zhongnan to practice Taoism at the age of ten and returned home at the age of seventeen. An eight-character suicide note revealed that my sister's death was unclear; a half-written secret letter revealed that my brother's death in battle was full of doubts. The master said that those who practice Taoism should be quiet and do nothing, but her surname is Mo - the blood of Guogongfu has been flowing in her veins for seventeen years, which makes her unable to sleep at night.
Three men, three vague marriage lines. One taught her to enter the game, one taught her to hide her edge, and the other taught her to keep her heart. But there is only one Mo Qingshuang. The Taoist nun doesn't care about the world of mortals, but the Hongluan star moved as early as the day she came down the mountain.
From Zhongnan Mountain to the capital, from Yanmen Pass to Baihu Gate. The survival of the family and the country depends on the establishment of a woman. The secret of heaven cannot be revealed and the cause and effect cannot be avoided. When she finally finds out the cause of her sister's death and the truth behind her brother's death, who will be standing next to her? And deep down in her heart, who should she take a step toward?
A fantasy novel that combines Taoist culture, suspense and romance. Watch how the little Taoist nun cuts through the fog with a peach wood sword, how she keeps her way in the eyes of three people, and how she lives a free and independent self in the troubled world.
