A fallen princess who has suffered for sixteen years catches the attention of Heaven itself, which bestows upon her a female scholar of unknown origins who spouts nonsense and can only paint.
One is bent on revenge, while the other stirs the pot. The two hit it off as co-conspirators and set off hand in hand on a bold new path.
"Can you help me kill the emperor?"
"That's a little too difficult. How about we choose something easier?"
"Like what?"
"How about bringing down the kingdom and destroying your family?"
A few warnings: The plot takes center stage, with romance on the side. The story moves slowly, so impatient readers should steer clear.
Coming next: Sword in Hand
Blurb: Beneath Mount Buzhou, a demoness who was once the world's only female sword immortal lives on.
On Mount Tianting, a woman in white seeks to become the greatest under Heaven.
In Chang'an, a young woman dreams of making her father an emperor for the ages.
Amid the yellow sands of the northern frontier, a woman general with a saber at her waist is the most dazzling of all.
In the martial world, there is a fledgling burdened with a blood feud, a lovesick woman who has no regrets about her remaining years, and a blind swordswoman with no control over her own fate.
A vast world, with all its myriad lives.
You and I are both wanderers of the martial world.
Please add it to your collection!
Theme: We can meet anywhere in life.
Great article, link by link, this ending leaves a lot of unsolved mysteries: first, Xiao Shen promised the female assassin to found the sect; second, what is the relationship between the queen and Gongsun Xu; third, everyone in Cai knew that Chen Guyue wanted to kill Xiao Shen, why didn't they take action; fourth, is the queen's power too weak, and there is no one else available except Hong Luan. A big dream, great literary talent!
How should I put it? The writing is good and the writing style is smooth. Some people said before that the author is suitable for writing martial arts. I think so too, but... This type of protagonist is a bit unlikable. Maybe I can't understand the protagonist's wisdom and stupidity. I just feel that she is stupid and jumps on the verge of death again and again. Or the author can describe the reason why the protagonist is so "bold" and why she is so confident? Or is it simply the fearless character of a time traveler?
So leaving the palace is the way to break the situation... The old Taoist does have great wisdom. The power of everyone in the palace is unpredictable. Xiao Shen's life is too worthless in the palace. Going out of the palace to make money!
I still feel sad when I come back
I thought the master could save Danxin, but he still died.
Hey, the song is really miserable.
The writing is very good. Please keep it up. I have searched through Jinjiang and can't find many that write so fluently.
This eldest prince is really shameless. He has repeatedly asked for people's lives and asked them to forgive him and help him seize the throne. How can you be an emperor with such low emotional intelligence?
Is Miss Qu going to end? It's hard to calm down.
Shen Yuxin, an outsider, is too romantic and idealistic.