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The Tea-Scented Consort
The Tea-Scented Consort Plot:
In the warlord era, tea master Su Mei is forced to marry a young marshal as a ceremonial bride. Behind her delicate facade lies a vengeful rose seeking the truth about her father's death. As her tea ceremonies bewitch the marshal, darker conspiracies emerge. When both wear masks of deception, who will reveal their true heart first?
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