(Duelo palaciano + intrigas familiares + medicina + protagonista poderosa) Duas flores de lótus desabrocham juntas, uma yin e uma yang, nunca se encontrando. Tang Chaochao cresceu desde pequena em u
Twin lotus blossoms bloom side by side, one yin and one yang, never to meet.
On a black steed, a young girl clad in a gray Taoist robe rode fiercely. Her delicate brows and eyes bore a mixture of anger and icy resolve. Snowflakes drifted down in the cold ninth month of winter, yet nothing could stop her from returning home.
She had left home at a young age, never having seen her parents, yet harbored a deep admiration for her twin sister, whose exquisite poetry seemed to possess a captivating charm.
Gentle and refined, a jade maiden as pure as cream.
But just two days ago, Tang Chaochao received a letter from home—the news of her twin sister Tang Mumu’s death.
The cause was vague, merely brushed over with the words “sudden illness.”
Huai City, far from her home in Yunwu Mountain, was a three-day ride even at full speed.
The messenger had been delayed further by the difficulty in locating the Taoist temple.
Now, she would not even make it in time for her sister’s seventh day after death.
Tang Chaochao refused to believe her sister had succumbed to a sudden illness.
Not to mention the Tang family’s prominence throughout Kang Kingdom; her father was the unparalleled General Tang, commanding an army of one hundred thousand.
Even if her sister fell ill, it was impossible she would die within mere days.
There must be a hidden conspiracy.
“No matter who you are, even if you are of royal blood, if you killed my sister, I, Tang Chaochao, will take your life!”
A long sword hung at her waist—accompa