In the first life, she was the daughter of the general's family, and he was the third prince of the royal family. In order to gain the throne, he tricked her into marrying her and dragged her into the palace. In order to weigh the power, he allowed the overt and covert fights between his concubines to make her suffer all the calculations in the palace, and finally died of depression.
In the second life, she was the daughter of a businessman during the Republic of China, and he was a famous playboy in Shanghai who wandered around flowers. When he met her, it was the beginning of a bad fate.
In the third life, she woke up from her sleep, looked at the wine glass on the stone table, and then remembered that she had drunk into a dream and used the dream to overcome the tribulation. However, she could not remember the appearance of the man in the dream. Someone tapped her on the shoulder. She turned around and saw a handsome man smiling at her. She recognized him as the person she had saved from the tribulation.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.