Introduction to the work "Tianshi Jiehua·Twin Taoist Nuns Chaosing the Ming Dynasty"
Guanyin face, Shura heart, twin Taoist nuns playing chess, using the Ming Dynasty as a bet!
Zhen Han is slightly warm and has a sharp edge, and uses spells to control people's hearts and cut off greed; Jia Lieying is unruly and bloodthirsty, using wolf eyes to see selfish desires and kill mediocrity and stupidity. A murderous murder case made them see through the rotten core of the Zhu Ming Dynasty, and they vowed to make this iron-barrel country repay their capital and debts with blood.
They used greed as bait and the powerful eunuch Feng Bao as a chess piece. They first cut off the foundation of China and France, and then destroyed the trust of treasures and banknotes. They created a four-fold deadlock in terms of currency, food, border troubles, and public opinion, and destroyed the Ming Dynasty from the economic lifeline. The salt merchants and dignitaries were like lambs in the sheepfold, and the civil and military officials of the Manchu Dynasty were puppets in front of the stage. The wealth and power were all controlled by the two people behind the scenes.
Feng Bao dreamed of using his supernatural powers to become the invisible emperor of the Ming Dynasty, but he didn't know that he was already the first sacrifice on the altar of revenge.
When the hungry wolf breaks free from its chains, and when the pomegranate rots from the heart, these thousands of miles of country will eventually become their hunting ground for revenge!
Concept: The work uses the revenge of the two female protagonists and the economic collapse of the Ming Dynasty as the narrative shell. The core revolves around the four core cores of institutional corruption, human greed, the boundaries between good and evil, and the rise and fall of dynasties. It gradually completes the profound deconstruction of the feudal dynasty and the nature of human nature.