In order to find out the whereabouts of his mother, Shen Zhaowei took the initiative to put on the name of a dead person and became Dasheng's seventh "Jiang Fei".
In the eyes of the people, she was a demon concubine who brought disaster to the country: within three months of entering the palace, her loyal ministers died, the granaries were empty, and the borders rebelled, but the emperor still obeyed her words. But in the history of Pei Zhibai, the living man, she never appeared.
Shen Zhao walked into Lantai at night and put a knife across his neck: "The whole city dares to scold me, why don't you dare to write?"
Pei Zhibai opened six volumes of old history. Six women with different appearances and different life experiences all bore the same title and died on the seventh day after their names were written down.
"Because you've died six times."
In order to break this murderous situation spanning three dynasties, the demon concubine and the historian were forced to join forces. The unknown female body in the palace, the daily notes that can change characters, and the six erased women all point to the same secret - the so-called demon concubine is just a living sacrifice prepared by the imperial power for the world.
This time, Shen Zhaowei did not seek to clear his name.
Since the world said that she could bring trouble to the country, she would first let the country learn to tell the truth.
