A Story Of Consort Wateryjade Li 1

The last memory she had was that she inhaled toxic gas due to the betrayal of her companion in a covert assassination, WateryJade Li heard someone was yelling, partly opened her eyes, noticed everything was unfamiliar, before she could open her eyes fully, she felt something was forced into her brain and heavy about her head, then fell into sleep again. When she opened her eyes again, she noticed people around with shattered clothes of ancient time, why she was in the place of an ancient time, then she realized she had a time travel. A young maidservant called her Princess, as she did not know much information about the princess, then she pretended had a percussion, thus she could forget every related information. Before she could get her body recovered a bit, she heard galloping sounds of horses, people around began to scatter and run for lives, a batch of soldiers were chasing to kill with arrows. She bumped into her future bridegroom Prince Qi when she was straggling the head of the soldiers within a forest, then they together came across the bullying of people by the daughter of a castle owner, then a group of assassins with a blue fox head tattooed on their buttock, then an assassination by people and a pack of wolves in Royal Palace, then an illusory maze set up for her by someone, could Consort WateryJade Li survived the whole process in a time when people were treated as grass and butchered like pig and sheep with another person’s body and mission?

WateryJade Li survived the maltreatment of the daughter of the owner of Green Forest Castle, the assassination of the group killers tattooed with blue fox head on their buttocks, and the attack of a group killers and a pack of wolves in Royal Court. She was nearly executed by the king, the brother of her future husband. As a condition, she promised the king to get power, security and wealth. The king was an actual puppet of Prime Minister Ling who took everything under his control including the army. WateryJade Li used the colorful azure stone tower as a lure, the tower drew about three batches of killers coming to the palace of Prince Qi to snatch it after she spread the information around that the tower was Origin of A King, which was related to a huge treasure; she used her status as a person who was good at pray, witch and medicine, found a seven feet red coral in Royal Court, wanted to use the coral to give a lethal attack to the prime minister; Heartless Ming, the owner of Dark Sky Tower, wanted she did not do the couple thing with her husband in nuptial night and had a bet with her; she and her future husband, Prince Qi, were enclosed and ambushed in the palace of her late mother-in-law by two thousand killers. Could she keep the colorful azure stone tower? How would she use the red coral to attack the powerful minister? Could Heartless Ming win the bet? Could she and her husband escape the attack of the two thousand killers? Could she....

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