Kill My Sins Episode 15 Recap
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Li Zongxu ordered two of his secret agents to escort Li Qianzhao away while he remained at the scene, unfurling the scroll. To his shock, it was the "Blood Maiden" painting. Knowing that this evidence could not be allowed to fall into anyone's hands, he burned the painting. He then pondered who the masked figure might be. Li Qianzhao and the two guards encountered Hei Zai, a beast who could sense the blood of Cai Lian on Li Qianzhao.
In a frenzy, Hei Zai lunged at him, viciously attacking and tearing at him. Xin Jun was eager to work for Li Zongxu, and this act of informing was his way of pledging allegiance. However, Li Zongxu scorned him, insisting that he remain by Yuan Shaocheng's side and find a way to expose his flaws.
Xin Jun was afraid, knowing that if Yuan Shaocheng discovered he had been the one to inform on him, causing the death of Uncle Gu, he would be in serious trouble. But Li Zongxu was not someone to be crossed, and Xin Jun was now caught in a web of betrayal, unable to back out. King Chunyao, Wu Liangchen, liked Jia Yue.
After the assassination attempt, he visited Princess Jia Yue, bringing her calming herbs and deer velvet balm for Hao Ji to aid his recovery. Jia Yue didn’t like Wu Liangchen, but since he meant well, she reluctantly accepted his gifts. What displeased Jia Yue was that, after the night banquet incident, many people came to visit her, but the one person she liked, Wu Ankang, never showed up.
Hao Ji comforted her, saying that after the marriage, love would develop over time. Jia Yue cheered up immediately after hearing this. Li Mu Yuan and Mei Bowen argued endlessly over who the mastermind behind the night banquet assassination was. Li Mu Yuan insisted that Yuan Shaocheng was the mastermind, while Mei Bowen claimed there was no evidence.
Li Mu Yuan then had the Qitai D-Fang ledger brought forward, arguing that Yuan Shaocheng had withdrawn 2,000 taels from the D-Fang profits, without any clear explanation, implying that someone else was backing him. Ye Ping'an knew she couldn’t leave Cai Lian’s body with Li Zongxu, so she made up an excuse to visit the Prince’s Mansion under the pretext of treating Li Zongxu. She told Lu Danxin that if she hadn’t returned within an hour, something had gone wrong.
She would leave clues behind for Lu Danxin to follow and rescue her. Li Zongxu had people take Ye Ping'an to the outskirts, seemingly well-prepared. As for the money from the D-Fang business, Yuan Shaocheng had given it all to Sun Haozhi, the governor of Bianzhou, to buy salt and grain to settle the disaster victims in Bianzhou. The Emperor had chosen not to pursue the matter, but the assassination at the night banquet was another story.
He issued an order to remove Yuan Shaocheng from his post pending investigation and prohibited him from entering the Dali Temple or commanding any soldiers until the matter was resolved. Hai Yiping had his people pass on information to Li Zongxu about Ye Ping'an’s involvement in the Tongquan Censor case, allowing Li Zongxu to prepare in advance. Ye Ping'an’s ambush attempt failed to kill Li Zongxu, and he ordered that she and Cai Lian's bodies be buried.
Meanwhile, Gu Erniang learned from Lu Danxin that Ye Ping'an had gone to the Prince’s Mansion and had not returned even after an hour. The two of them traced her whereabouts and followed the trail to the outskirts, where they overheard Li Zongxu’s secret agents talking about digging a grave and burying someone. They immediately split up to search. Lu Danxin found fresh earth and began digging with her bare hands, finally uncovering Ye Ping'an.
She saved her and together they carried Cai Lian's body back. Hei Zai only injured Li Qianzhao, not killing him, and Li Zongxu refrained from revealing too much to his son. The people of Mang Gou were in mourning, and Yuan Shaocheng led them in sending Uncle Gu off. Yuan Hesheng disagreed with Yuan Shaocheng over the matter and refused to listen to his advice. He was determined to leave the capital with Bai Sheng.
Ye Ping'an handed Cai Lian’s belongings to Gu Wenyu, who wept bitterly. Yuan Shaocheng, in deep sorrow, drank alone, when Ye Ping'an arrived.
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