The Regent Is Trying to Expose Me Every Day

Everyone in the capital knew that Li Xuandu, the regent, had trouble in his eyes. The fine work fell into his hands and he could not survive more than three days. Shen Yun was the fourth craftsman sent to the palace. On the first day, he took off her jade bracelet. On the third day, he exposed her poison. On the fifth day, he threw back the art of war she had copied: "The writing is good, the brain is good, but the acting is not good." He exposed her every day, but he never killed her. Instead, he taught her to analyze military reports, identify lies in court, and survive in the cracks of power struggles. Shen Yun thought that he was a chess piece raised by him. It wasn't until the night of the palace coup, when he shielded her from an arrow all by himself, with blood all over his chest, that she found a yellowed marriage certificate in his arms - her name was written on it, and it was signed ten years ago. It turns out that what she thought was his "entry" was his "reunion".