Jin Ye Double Blade

"Double Blades of Jinye" takes the eve of the "Zhu Lu Rebellion" in the early Han Dynasty as the era curtain, and writes the life and death love between the acting king Liu Heng and Lu's secret chess Dou Wan as a "two-way assassination". Late at night in the Changle Palace, the palace maid Dou Wan was carved with apricot flowers and given poisonous pills as a "marriage" gift and went to Daibei. Her mission was to eliminate the king's heir and take the king's life. However, in a series of dangers including snow arrows, night fire, bronze mirror lip-talk, and spring banquet bloodshed, she and her target held each other's hilt, using their bodies as shields and their hearts as blades. White pills and poisonous wine flowed into Chang'an in the opposite direction, and Fan and his wife died suddenly. Calls to letters were sent out, and Qi Chu responded, and the beacon smoke was used to marry. On the eve of the war, Liu Heng chiseled the missing apricot blossoms into gold-leaf bronze mirrors, promising that "the world can be destroyed, but Dou Wan cannot bear him down." On the eve of his ascension to the throne, Dou Wan asked himself to be a nun, and completed his final protection by being exiled. The emperor had been vacant for seventeen years, and the Northern Apricot blossoms bloomed side by side. The petals followed the wind to the west and fell on the steps of the Weiyang Palace, like a never-ending path home. The story uses "the flowers are missing and the stems are missing" as an eye, describing the coldness of the palace battle, the fierceness of the battlefield, and how the two strategic hearts are each other's hostage on the tip of the knife, and finally use "incompleteness" to complete each other's completeness: love is a double-edged sword, and it can split open the iron curtain of fate.