Summary
Hua Yang is the female assassin known as “faceless” in the Jianghu, because the people who have seen her true face are the souls of her sword. During an assassination mission, she misses the plan. After narrowly escaping, she heard that the person who almost captured her that night was actually Gu Xingzhi, a well-known Zhongshu servant. Once a powerful minister, the bright moon and the breeze. Beneath the trees and tung flowers, Hua Yang hid the cold moon on the dagger into his cuff, raised his eyes and smiled at him like a flower: the task, she wants; he, she also wants. * A century-old family, loyal and good from generation to generation, Gu Xingzhi is a civil servant in the eyes of the common people, and a well-deserved humerus in the heart of Emperor Hui. In an assassination attempt in a boat on the lake, he lost his best friend, and Gu Xingzhi promised to protect his sister for the rest of his life. On that day, he saw the little girl leaning against the tung tree with her eyes down and cramped, and asked her name softly. The little girl obediently grabbed his sleeve. With this pull, Gu Shilang on the altar has since entered the mundane world. Match with the bright moon and breeze, dye ten miles of red makeup as a gift. Since then, I have been willing to be a chaotic minister, wishing to keep the mountains and rivers safe, and she smiled like a flower. One-sentence introduction: The story of a three-year-old drama star and a black-bellied father. Double-faced maddened female killer x rebellious high-ranking minister