Jinshanhe·fengqiuhuang

——The flames of war in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the Book of Twin Nirvana Dynasty overthrown, embers of fire hide incense During the troubled times of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, on the night when Jiankang City fell, Xiao Minghuang, the eldest princess of Chu, handed over the blood-stained jade with phoenix pattern to the young emperor Xiao Yuheng, turned around and jumped into the roaring river. The world only knows that she is a disaster for the country, but they don't know that there is a shocking chess game that spans ten years hidden in the cracks in Yujue. [Double-sided chess game, holding the piece in the ashes] Xie Yan, the head of the Xie family in Langya, was openly a pawn of the Northern Dynasty who committed regicide and treason, but secretly he was a chess player whose life was at stake. In the past three years, every bottle of poison he sent was wrapped in secret messages, and the faded sachet on her wrist was soaked in the Phoenix Gu he had bought in half a lifetime. When the mystery of the young emperor Yu Heng's life experience emerged - the bloodline of twins and the weeping phoenix blood situation, a fire that burned down the country was quietly brewing in the ashes. Nirvana in the sea of embers, the long song is yet to come The twin souls in the blood and jade coffins of the underground palace awakened, and the ten-year situation at the Suzaku Bridge was broken. The history books have written meticulously that "the demonic concubine confuses the country, and the rebellious ministers disrupt the dynasty", but little did they know that the fireflies in Yunmengze once saw the young general placing hairpins on the princess' temples, and the lingering fragrance in the Wu Palace still remembers the hot blood in his palms when he cut off his retreat. When the cavalry of the Northern Dynasty crushed the last palace gate, the hands stained with intrigue clasped each other tightly, igniting the dragon veins of the Chu family with their heart's blood - the phoenix bathed in fire, burning away the troubled times, leaving only half a jade jue blooming in the ashes. [The secret fragrance floats and sinks, and finally becomes the last song] This is a long song of troubled times, a "phoenix seeking phoenix" outside the annals of history. Some people burned their lives seven times for the sake of the country, and some people inherited a thousand years of infamy with their blood. While the new emperor Yu Heng was sitting alone on the high platform, the river wind swept over half of "Phoenix Seeking Phoenix". In the remaining score, sixteen-year-old Xie Yan could be vaguely seen chuckling under the moonlight: "Princess, I will accompany you to the end of this game of chess." Intention: Broken but not broken, eventually achieving nirvana