Suzaku Burns the Sky: Lord Chun Shen's Bloody Thorny Gate

Chun Shenjun's life was characterized by his literary talent and strategy, and he was also an able minister who helped the world and achieved the hegemony of Chu State, but he could not escape the bite of the whirlpool of power and intrigue. He wore a long hairpin and wrote silk books. He used vertical and horizontal strategies to break the dilemma between Qin and Chu. He once personally led the Chu army to the north to aid Zhao. He also presided over the construction of Shaopi to irrigate thousands of hectares of fertile fields. But the vermilion gate of Thorny Gate Palace finally became the final chapter of his destiny. When King Chu Kaolie suddenly passed away, the palace conspiracy surged like an undercurrent. As soon as Lord Chun Shen stepped into the Thorny Gate, he saw soldiers holding swords surrounding him. The colleagues who used to discuss national policies in the court were now silent spectators. The court uniform with the red bird pattern was soaked with blood, and the fragments of strategy he clenched in his hand failed to protect the country of Chu, nor could it protect his half-life ambition. The Zhuque copper ring in the Thorny Gate Palace dimmed in blood. The fall of Chun Shenjun was not only the fall of a capable minister, but also the end of an era - it was the last afterglow of the Chu Kingdom, and the crushing of the ideals of helping the world by political intrigue. This bloody Thorny Gate has become a sad footnote that future generations can never avoid when they look back.