[She is the bride of the Jiang Mansion and the last survivor of the massacre]
With a marriage certificate, Jiang Yunshu became a sacrifice in front of his brother's coffin. On the night of their wedding night, she wept with blood. She found a poisonous secret message in her late mother's hosta - it turned out that the "accident" that wiped out her family was just a certificate of nomination in exchange for 30,000 taels of private salt.
[The sutras in Buddhist halls hide murderous intent, and the rich brocades in the palace are wrapped in white bones]
When the marks on the gilt bracelet coincided with the confession of the prisoner who was suspended from death, and when the soles of the "kind-faced" old lady's shoes were stained with the blood of her late mother, Yun Shu drank the poisoned wine with a smile, and stuffed half of the account book into the hands of Qingliu Censor: "Your Excellency wants to purge the court, and I want to burn all the noble families, why not... Conspire in this?"
[Xie Huaian clasped her hand that was holding the hairpin: "You plotted against the world, but did you ever expect that I would be tempted?"]
The tip of her hairpin was pressed against the throat of the son of her enemy: "Sir, thank you, on the day when your father put the shackles on my grandfather, did you ever think that the daughter of the Jiang family would overturn this chessboard?" When the flames reached the sky, he screamed and rushed into the sea of fire, but only received half of the blood-stained jade hairpin - where the words "Ning Yu Shattered" were engraved, a new line of small words was added: "Burn with you."
Purpose: Criticism of the feudal system, female awakening and resistance