"Lu Tai Bone" is set against the backdrop of the Shang and Zhou dynasties. It tells the story of Daji, the daughter of the Su family, who was presented as a trophy to Emperor Xin of the Shang Dynasty after her home was destroyed. She hid the bone knife, and on the luxurious and bloody deer platform, she used her weak body to deal with the relationship between royal power, divine power and revenge. She was both a chess piece and a chess player. In the end, in the flames of the overthrow of the dynasty, she completed a dual tragedy of both the individual and the times. The writing is cold and full of blood and poetic tension.
Purpose: "The Bones of the Deer" subverts the historical conclusion that "beauties bring disaster", examines the struggle and alienation of individuals in the power structure through Daji's revenge, and explores the complex struggle between personal will and the destiny of the times in the torrent of history.