She was a beggar and orphan who lived in the market and was found by the royal family. She was a brave and powerful woman. In the eyes of the resplendent royal family, she was just a sharp blade that was easy to use but did not need to be treated kindly.
The palace and hall are turbulent, with undercurrents surging from all sides. The chief minister of the cabinet is suddenly assassinated, causing shock to the government and the public. The shadow of the killer list shrouds the entire capital.
The Queen was unwilling to stir up factional disputes in the court, so she placed this hot-button case on her shoulders and ordered her to enter the game alone to uncover the intricate forces behind the killer list.
The idea: to break free from the shackles of tools and awaken to oneself: the heroine wields the sword of force from the royal family, refuses to be used as a pawn, uses her own ingenuity to break the arrangement of fate, and achieves personality independence.