The homeland fell, and Jinzhi became a prisoner of the enemy's palace.
Ming Chaoyang was captured into the East Palace. He did not weep blood or seek death, but only learned a set of survival skills: coaxing the extremely talented but cold-hearted crown prince Xiao Heng, and using his protection to survive.
There are imperial snacks and books in the hall. Under the seemingly stable cage, poison-quenching blades are hidden everywhere.
An old minister broke into the palace and died, the prison was poisoned in a treacherous way, and a broken letter whose authenticity was difficult to distinguish opened up the mystery of the inner ghost lurking in the East Palace.
On the night of the full moon, the three forces collided and fought. The maid's dying glance pointed at the noble concubine in the palace. The origin of the remaining letter was unknown. There was also an invisible fourth force that was manipulating everyone's fate behind the scenes.
Impeachment surged in the court, rumors burned people, and everyone wanted her dead.
She used herself as bait to lure demons and demons to appear, but as she circled around, she couldn't tell--
Did Xiao Heng protect her sincerely, or did he just treat her as a pawn to lure a snake out of its hole?
