Bai Xun: the Development of the Twin Queens

Humanity said that the king and queen of Li Kingdom died suddenly in one night, leaving only a pair of twin children alive in the world. Unexpectedly, before the first seven days of the king and queen passed, the little sister died unexpectedly. The little prince was left alone to face this turbulent court, which was really pitiful. I am Bai Xun, Princess Xunyang of the Li Kingdom. My father, queen, and queen died suddenly in one night, leaving only me and my beloved brother in the world. During the first seven nights after my father, queen, and queen, endless murders were directed at my brother and me. As a result, my brother disappeared, leaving me alone in this world, disguised as a man and pretending to be my brother. . . When I was 15 years old, my family suffered unexpected changes before I even started my dream life as a girl. I struggled to survive amid the complex forces, and I just wanted to protect the throne that was stained with the blood of my parents and brother. . . She looked at the blood stains on the bed and became disheartened, thinking that she was already poisoned, but she didn't expect that it was the first arrival of Kuishui. What was even more disgusting was that he, whom she hated the most, discovered her secret. The unparalleled and elegant doctor in blue was originally a carefree young man playing in the world, but he didn't want to stop for her. . . (Ji Shi) She was chased by many people and strayed into a mysterious space. The ambiguous moonlight and dense water vapor were the scene where they met for the first time. He called her fairy, and she called him Alang. Her ice-blue hair with silver light was the only color in her difficult years, and his life took a different track only because of the encounter in that pool of water. . . (Yelang) He only heard that the Queen of Li Kingdom was extravagant, arrogant, and vicious. He had always thought of these as just a story, but he didn't want to be taken in front of her by the regicide brother. Maybe it was her gaze like a clear spring in the court, maybe it was her firm and decisive words under the gorgeous fireworks, or maybe it was the tangled petals in the breeze valley. He and her could never tell clearly. . . (Allure) She said, help the world, help the world, whose world are you helping? . . She said, Aye, you are the calamity of my life. . . She said, Qingcheng, how lucky I am to meet you in my life. . . Her life was like the red lotus burning forever at the feet of Buddha. . .