Decipher the place rumored to cause the death of 28 queens in the Forbidden City
This place is known as the most gloomy palace in the Imperial Palace and the 'death place' of many queens. So, where is this?
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This place is known as the most gloomy palace in the Imperial Palace and the 'death place' of many queens. So, where is this?
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