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There is an undercurrent in Beidi, and Jiang Xueli, the concubine of the Shangshu Mansion, takes the initiative to marry the disabled regent Xiao Jingheng. Under the red makeup, the silver needle hid the poison and the wedding dress wrapped the picture. She used the Soul Leaving Syndrome as a blade to open up the unsolved case of military pay ten years ago; he used the wheelchair to disguise himself and took charge of the secret guard camp to stir up trouble in the court. When the abacus dials the treasure code, the oil of Cangjiang burns away the false masks, and the life-changing contract between twins tears apart the truth of blood. The yandere prince coughed up blood and captured her in his arms: "It's better for the world to hire you than to share the power of this pearl." She burned the Hun Tian Yi to build a women's academy, and used cinnabar as ink to rewrite the history book: "Red makeup is not makeup, it is a spark that starts a prairie fire." The suspense and intrigue are intertwined with extreme sweetness, and together they compose a bloody legend of burning the sky and changing one's life.

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"Tofu Xishi and Her Fox Husband" Core settings: 1. World view: An imaginary Yong Dynasty (imitation of the Song Dynasty + open folk customs of the Tang Dynasty), there are magic settings but no ghosts and gods 2. Female protagonist: Jiang Xiaosu (18 years old), an ancestral tofu craftsman who develops stinky tofu\u002F Get rich through fermented bean curd, mantra\