An Rushuang became the empress of a nation, only to die after endless torment. When she awoke, she had returned to the age of twelve, but every night she transformed into the young general's white horse. He was a warrior on the battlefield, while she was a sheltered young lady. She did everything she could to turn her life around, while he fought to change the course of the war. They saw each other every day, yet never truly met. Was it Zhuang Zhou dreaming he was a butterfly, or a butterfly dreaming it was Zhuang Zhou? To protect her family, she submitted a petition, offering to marry the feudal prince's son. She never expected him to be the man who had appeared in her dreams each spring night. All she wished for in this life was to be with one person, forever.
It's okay, I skipped around while reading. I read a few chapters at the beginning, but stopped when I got to the sweeter parts. I particularly liked Zhang Liang as a supporting character.
I came here after reading another romance novel by the same author. Overall, I feel this one is not as good as the other one. The story is quite interesting, with the female protagonist's soul possessing other people's bodies at night. However, some plot points are not explained clearly, especially some parts of the later part of the story that feel rushed!
This book is very immature and disorganized, but overall it's acceptable.