Do I Really Have to Be a Shadow Guard?

●Weibo: @Jinjiang Zhangma In the third year of the Chengqian era, the new emperor Xiao Yinghuai established the Tiancha Bureau, and its chief of secret guards, Song Jian, took charge of palace intelligence gathering—his power was terrifyingly vast. In the sixth year of Chengqian, a palace coup broke out. A former Grand Secretary of the previous reign colluded with Prince Heng to usurp the throne, and was about to be cut down before the court by the Tiancha Bureau's secret guards. At the critical moment, with a clang, someone fell from the ceiling of the Golden Luan Hall—the chief of the secret guards landed squarely in Xiao Yinghuai's arms. Cries of alarm rang through the hall: "Protect ...