In her previous life, she destroyed her family's century-old dominion.
In this life, she met someone.
They were childhood companions who grew up together, allies who fought side by side on the battlefield, lovers inseparable as glue, and supreme rulers consumed by suspicion. Their bond, their devotion, even their promises were hard-won and harder still to hold on to.
Washed clean of worldly cares, she smiles for you and listens to the quiet flow of time.
Tears stain her beauty red. Though you're close enough to touch, don't look back. Watch the clouds drift and gather at leisure.
Time flies. The red candle burns down in a single night, and all she knows is that her black hair has turned gray.
Seas change and fields become mulberry groves. Red flowers fall along the road, and they never meet again on the path to the underworld.
She is the only king, free and easy. She is a born king. The so-called king spends his whole life alone. Chu Jun, it should be said that no one in this world is worthy of her. Forgetting each other and never meeting each other on the road to hell is the best ending. Maybe she didn't believe in this love at first. Regarding this book, I think her decisive departure at the end is the best ending of the book. The courtiers she left behind will help her children, and Chu Jun will also favor his children out of guilt. In the end, she is still rational.
I finally found the book I have been looking for for a long time. I hope everyone can see it.
I really like the heroine's character and setting, but I haven't finished reading it yet!