Chen Si is the myth of the Suyi Dynasty and even the entire Central Continent.
It is a pair of divine hands that control the direction of dynasty history, choose new kings, and eradicate heretics.
The largest aristocratic principalities in China, headed by the Mo family, the Gu family, the Qiu family, and the Xia family, as well as the Yinhe family entrenched in Xizhou, have gone up and down in the history of glory and crime.
The sixteen-year-old boy Yin Yao single-handedly suppressed Chen Si and became the dream of glory in the hearts of the nobles. Ten years later, Yin Yao abdicated, and died in a fire in Corsolon Castle four years later.
The most famous musician in the Suyi Dynasty, Gu Muying, the first lady of the Gu Principality, committed suicide in the Yinghuo Palace. In the same month, Duke Gu Luan disappeared. Gu Jingting, the only male heir of the Gu Principality, was selected by the oracle "Chen Si" as the new monarch of the Suyi Dynasty, causing an uproar throughout the world. But what few people know is the truth behind Chen Si. Gu Muying is Qinglan, one of the four sect masters of Chensi. Her death was a strangulation task taken over by Chen Si's "prisoner" department...