On the night she was forced to marry into Prince Jing’an’s household, she hid a poison-coated folding fan in her sleeve and pressed it to his throat. “Let me go.”
He gripped her wrist, letting a silver needle pierce his palm. “I’ve watched you for three years, waiting for this very night.”
Only later did she learn that he had married her partly to investigate a case, and partly to protect her.
What she didn’t know was that the deadly poison in his body came from the poisoned wine her father had paid for with his life.
Hunter and caged bird: which of them had fallen into the other’s trap?
Married first, fall in love later · Two powerful leads in a battle of wits · Mystery and political intrigue · Unhinged male lead
Not bad, not bad. But I want to know if it is adapted from the TV series Bird Bones?