Ember Incense: Nirvana

Su Yutang, the number one perfumer in Bianjing, was nailed into the coffin by her husband Lu Yanshu on their wedding night. Reborn as Lu Mingzhen, the concubine of the Lu family, the cinnabar mole on her left hand was soaked with the curse of the Pond of Rebirth. She used blood as incense to set up a trap, vowing to make her enemies taste the pain of heart-burning and bone-burning. One pill of "Chun Xin in the Snow" poisoned the face of my eldest sister, and half a roll of "Chun Hua Yan Yin" overthrew a century-old family. When she reconstructed the murder case of the Su family through tea drama, she discovered that Lu Yanshu actually had the same cinnabar mole on his wrist as her own - the case of an infant's corpse when a boat sank in the river 20 years ago, hiding the shocking secret of twins exchanging lives. The water of the pool of rebirth reflects the resentful spirits of three hundred salt workers, and the flags of the Yin soldiers affect the royal bloodline of the previous dynasty. Bones are used as incense, and evil fate is used as medicine. In this revenge game with Bianjing as the incense burner, the most powerful poison is actually what Lu Yanshu said when he was about to die: "The underworld is too cold, so it is better to burn the world with me." When the twins in her belly began to swallow phosphorus fire, she finally saw the truth in the mirror: the soul-returning incense she had concocted with her own hands had burned away everyone's reincarnations as early as the night of rebirth...