Pei Qi, the resourceful and resourceful first female imperial advisor of the former dynasty, became a criminal who destroyed the country after a palace coup. In the prison, Rongqin, who had been fighting with her for half a lifetime, stood in front of her and clamped her jaw with a victor's attitude, his eyes full of sarcasm: "The Imperial Preceptor disguises herself as a man, plays with the power of the court, and instigates Prince, what crime should you deserve for poisoning the late emperor?" But even though Pei Qi became a prisoner, he still had such a calm and arrogant attitude, which made him disgusted: "Everyone says that you, the right minister, have outstanding talents and martial arts. Outstanding, unfathomable, and praised as miraculous, but in my opinion, it is nothing more than that."... The two people who are evenly matched, from the moment they came into contact with the court, they did not want each other to go smoothly.
One is the prince's mentor, is highly valued, has the world in mind, and is an honest minister in the eyes of the world; the other is the chief assistant of the dynasty, decisive in killing, unpredictable, and formidable.
Rong Qin thought he could get rid of Pei Qi in one fell swoop, but he let her escape again. When Rong Qin, who had always been thoughtful, gradually realized that the people he had searched all over the world were quietly lurking around him, waiting for opportunities, and ruined many of his good deeds, he was so angry that he broke his back molars.
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