Summoning the Vermilion Phoenix

Let's re-examine the intricate plot. We now know that it was the Chu family who ordered the hunt for Yue Tang three years ago. The question is, why would they do this? And it seems this plan started a long time ago. It is known that Yue Tang's mother died of illness due to depression, her eldest brother Yue Rong died of illness four years ago, and she was almost killed by an ambush three years…

Here's an update on my main plot speculation! Let me state my conclusion first: I believe Yue Tang is a princess, but not a case of a switcheroo. The subplots in this book are really well done, constantly keeping the reader on the edge of their seat, revealing clues little by little, yet always remaining a mystery.

I spent ages reading the synopsis the first time; it contained a lot of information, and I felt the plot should be very good. After thinking about it carefully and combining it with the plot, I think I understand it now. As expected, the female lead is Yue Tang, who appeared in the first chapter. She should be Princess Yongjia, who died three years ago and has returned to seek revenge.

Now that the content is organized, we can start analyzing. Everything is based on the timeline I've outlined, and if any starting point is wrong... I take no responsibility (?). The Existing Logic from the Female Protagonist's Perspective Let me first tell you the story that Yue Tang has pieced together from the clues she has gathered so far.

(This is pure clickbait.) I don't know why, but this book inexplicably made me want to read it as a suspense novel. I was constantly guessing what would happen next, hoping to guess correctly and also hoping to be surprised and wrong. As the plot has unfolded, the romance between the male and female leads has completely contradicted my initial guesses.

Oh dear, I was just asking Moyan this morning when Qingda would release the book. She said she'd just been contacted last week and it would be released this week, and she'd check back later. But I went to look at the book and missed it! 😂 Although I wasn't the first to read Qingda's book, who can say this isn't another kind of unspoken understanding? My premonition seems to be quite accurate, huh?

I remember that it's usually ready to be published around chapter 20 or so. I checked the word count and it's only a little over 60,000 words. Qingda, this isn't good! It's almost chapter 30 and the word count is still less than 100,000! Your word count per chapter is too low, it doesn't meet the standard. 😓

I remember it was lit up around 2017/2018, then went out, so it's been calculated to be up to now. 😆😆😆

I snuck over from Qiu Liu. The first chapter of the new book features a character who gets to kill an enemy first—the pacing is incredibly satisfying and fast-paced! Based on the synopsis and the first five chapters, Yue Tang should be Princess Yongjia, but it's hard to say whether she's been reborn or has undergone plastic surgery/disguise.

To have more evidence for my speculations, I've compiled a timeline up to the latest chapter, and I've found quite a few minor plot holes... Did the author not include a detailed outline of the settings? Especially when it comes to time, things are often vague, like years or months ago, making it difficult to pinpoint the exact time. _(:з"∠)_