Qianqiu Mirror

In the autumn of the thirteenth year of Tianbao's reign, Mrs. Jingan Hou died of illness. Before the funeral ceremony was completed, the Marquis took in a side room from Luoyang. Also accompanying the side chamber into the mansion was her niece, an orphan whose parents had died. The Marquis adopted her as his adopted daughter, number seven in the order, and named her Xie Guanxi. The eldest son thanked him and returned from attending a funeral in the eastern capital. He met the new seventh sister for the first time in front of the mourning hall and asked her her old name, but she kept silent about it. Unlike other women, she obeyed the female precepts, was proficient in embroidery, and knew the classics and history books very well. When she entered the house, she only brought a blue cloth bag, but she asked the old housekeeper to take out the old things from seventeen years ago from the warehouse. Xie Ci gradually became suspicious and dug out an old murder case from the old archives of the Yushitai. There was a cinnabar mole between the eyebrows of the person in the painting. Before he could find out, the Marquis died suddenly, leaving behind a suicide note and a few clues. The two were forced to join forces, from the White Horse Temple in Luoyang to Longshouyuan in Chang'an, to investigate the case under the guise of a fake couple. He hid her fallen black hair, and she sucked the poisonous blood from his wound. They drank together under the moon, stood side by side in prison, and protected each other with their lives in the sea of ​​fire. But they are brothers and sisters in name only, and there is an unsolved mystery between them: what role did his father play in her father's death. At this time in the Tang Dynasty, Yuyang drums and drums could be faintly heard. A thousand-year mirror reflects a prosperous age that is about to decline, a family that is overturned, and a woman who refuses to lower her head at the end of a long night.