Bird Bones Concentric

The night she was forced to marry into Prince Jing'an's palace, she hid a poison-quenched folding fan in her sleeve and pressed it against his throat: "Let me go." He pinched her wrist and let the silver needle pierce into his palm: "I have watched you for three years, and I have been waiting for tonight." Later she found out that he married her partly to investigate the case and partly to protect her. But what she didn't know was that the poison in his body was left behind by the poisonous wine her father had paid for with his life. Hunter and bird, who fell into whose trap? Marriage first, love later · Game of two strong men · Suspense plot · Crazy criticism of the male protagonist