Twin Fronts

Liu Ruoli, the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Rites, looks like a weak Liu Fufeng, but is actually very sinister and ruthless. Her "yin and yang" skills can make green tea explode, and she can kill people slowly and heart-wrenchingly. Xiao Lanyu, the only daughter of General Weiyuan, is brave and neat. The two people, who were supposed to be incompatible with each other, were forced to get entangled because of their family ties. From the poetry exchanges at the flower viewing banquet, to the secret competition at the riding range, to the "indirect fight" in the Liu Mansion house fight, they were in the "dead rival" mode all the way. It wasn't until Xiao's father was falsely accused of collaborating with the enemy, and Liu Ruoli's machinations collided with Xiao Lanyu's force, that the pair of "big talkers" were forced to join forces. One stirs up troubles in the court and uses poisonous schemes to kill people's hearts; the other unsheathes his sharp sword on the battlefield and sees blood with his sword. They are each other's most disliked "trouble", but they are also the only "comrades" who can rely on their lives in times of crisis. When sudden changes occur in the palace and the sharp blades of rebellion are pointed at each other, who will fall for Liu Ruoli's poisonous needle and Xiao Lanyu's long knife? Will this game of power, which began with mutual hostility, lead to a pair of troubled couples, or will both parties suffer? Let's see how the sinister, hypocritical and weak girl and the sassy general's daughter carve out a path of life and death in the turbulent court and rivers and lakes.