After the Battle of Jingnan, King Zhu Di of Yan came to the throne and began to vigorously purge the old officials left behind by Emperor Jianwen. After Emperor Jianwen's Minister of War, Tie Xuan, was killed, his two daughters were confiscated into the Jiaofangsi and became the fireworks on the banks of the Qinhuai River. My sister Tie Binghua died on a snowy winter day in the first year of Yongle. Her body was fed to the dogs in the street. My sister Tie Bingzi was immediately executed by Lingchi outside Qingliangmen...
Time flies, in the spring of the fifth year of Yongle, a series of murders broke out in Yingtian Mansion in the capital. The dead were all high officials of the dynasty, and they had all participated in the Jingnan Campaign. The young master Xue Yunhe of the Prince Consort and Prince Xiang, a man in the Jianghu, who were tracking the murders, discovered that the murders were closely related to a mysterious woman who called herself the "Jinghu Water Demon"...
On the banks of the misty and prosperous Qinhuai River, with the sounds of warblers, how many red and pink skeletons are buried? The spring breeze blows the green Jinling, but whose rouge, blood and tears cannot be carried?
This book is dedicated to the women who sacrificed their lives in political struggles in Chinese history.
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