Shen Qingyan, the direct daughter of the Grand Tutor, mistakenly believed in her beloved husband in her previous life, and devoted all the efforts of the Shen family to assist the third prince in ascending to the throne. What she got in return was the stigma of collaboration with the enemy and treason. Three hundred and seventy-one members of her family were stained with blood on the execution ground. She drank poisoned wine in the cold palace and died with hatred.
The fire burned her remaining body, and she was reborn back to the age of fifteen and on the eve of her haircut, before any tragedy happened. Shen Qingyan lost her former gentleness and innocence, and hid her sharp edge. In the deep house, she tore apart the hypocritical masks of her stepmother and concubine, cut off her engagement with the third prince with her own hands, and no longer allowed herself to be manipulated as a pawn.
The court was turbulent, and the undercurrent of the struggle for the right to inherit the throne was surging. She holds the memories of her past life and works step by step to protect her family and gather her power. I met Xie Wuheng by chance, who seemed to be weak and idle, but was actually extremely resourceful. The two tested each other, formed an alliance with each other, and became the only confidants on the road to conspiracy.
Fighting in the house tempers the mind, and playing games in the court. She stirred up the turmoil in Beijing, tore apart the disguise of traitors, and liquidated all the enemies in her previous life one by one. In this life, she is not trapped by love or trapped in the cage of the back house. As a woman, she planned the world, cleared away the grievances of the Shen family, played chess side by side with Xie Wuheng, controlled the mountains and rivers, and controlled the dynasty.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
