Xiao Yunzhao, the most popular eldest son in Shengjing, has a secret - he will not survive until the age of twenty-five. The cinnabar birthmark on his heart is a reminder of his death and the only clue to the murder case at Tai Hospital twenty years ago. Shen Qingyan, the master of Xinglin in the south of the Yangtze River, came to Beijing on the orders of his adoptive father. There were 108 golden nanmu Buddhist beads on his wrist, but when he was rescued by a frightened horse, they got wrapped around the prince's gilded chilong pendant.
A golden silkworm poison revealed a bloody front: Shen Qingyan was actually an orphan from the Taiyuan Hospital. The birth date engraved in the Buddhist beads is of the same origin as the "Yan" carved on Xiao Yunzhao's back. On the night when the Pisces and Jade Pendants were combined, a shocking prophecy appeared in the star chart - the twins of Buddha and Demon will either be buried together in the dragon vein, or form a mandarin alliance together.
He drank the puppet poison for him and was willing to be a puppet in the drama of parricide; he planted "Sauvignon Blanc" for him in Jinghu Lake, and would rather suffer a thousand poisons to bite his heart than change his life. The poisoned wine at the Queen Mother's birthday banquet revealed the secrets of the previous dynasty, the marriage certificate on the Erhai altar contained pictures of mountains and rivers, and even the "Edict of Sin" in the Jinluan Palace were all gifts prepared by the late emperor for his children and grandchildren.
Intention: Break the shackles of destiny and prove the great road with your true heart