Chén Chén

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The story features a resilient, alluring daughter of a traitor meets a righteous and authoritative minister of the Dali Temple.

Xie Xiangsi has a secret. She is not the real Xie Xiangsi, but Xiao Yan, the daughter of a traitor who has possessed her body. To clear her clan’s name, she deliberately approaches Zhou Yanzhi, the minister of the Dali Temple and her archenemy in her past life. Assuming the identity of Xie Xiangsi, she pretends to be his distant cousin, proceeding cautiously and deliberately provoking him.

Despite their many confrontations in her previous life, she underestimated how unromantic this man could be. When he accidentally intruded into her boudoir, his apology gift was a copy of “A Collection of Autopsy and Body Dissection Records.” When she was accidentally injured, he took over to dress her wound. Without batting an eye, he tore open her wound and told her sternly, “Cousin, a long pain is worse than a short one.”

Xie Xiangsi couldn’t help but fall silent. Could she really conquer this high and mighty man?

However, on the night she turned to leave, she was shackled and imprisoned in the Dali Temple by familiar hands.

Before the dark torture rack, the person who ordered her arrest had red-rimmed eyes as he leaned in and whispered, “So all of this… was just to clear your name?”

“In your heart, did you ever have any feelings for me?”

Xie Xiangsi looked at the torture instruments covering the wall and remained silent.

If she answered this question incorrectly, would she ever be able to leave?

But what answered her was not torture…