In her previous life, she was the legitimate eldest daughter of the Marquis of Anping’s household. Betrayed by a worthless man, she watched her half-sister take her place as his wife and steal away her two children, and died with hatred in her heart. Reborn in a fiery new life, she finds that twenty years have passed. She returns to the fallen Su family as the eldest daughter of her own younger brother. By then, the Marquis of Anping’s household has been seized by her half-sister’s biological younger brother. Her half-sister has become a first-rank imperial noblewoman, and her children live in splendor, while hers suffer in misery. She is determined to take it all back, trample that vicious woman underfoot, repay her suffering a hundredfold, and reclaim what belongs to her children. By chance, she gets involved with her half-sister’s adopted son, and from then on, a devilishly handsome young lord won’t leave her alone. She kills, he hands her the knife. She poisons, he brings the medicine. When she’s in danger, he takes the blade for her.
“Get lost. I will never marry another man surnamed Gu.”
“I’m actually surnamed Fu.”
“Your mother is my enemy.”
“Oh, what a coincidence. She’s my enemy too.”
“...”
Only after she becomes the crown princess, admired by all, does she discover that their fate was already entwined twenty years ago.
I really envy these blatant preferences and unscrupulous exceptions in the novel... In reality, we don't have such good luck... I have really grown a lot since reading it for the first time. Time has made me, a naive me, gradually become more sensible. I gained a lot but also lost a lot. What I gained may not make me happy, but what I lost always made me care about it. I can't forget it and I don't want to forget it... When I graduate from high school in early June, I will open this novel again (and I will in the future) because this is my youth... What a pity It seems like everything can be done in time but nothing is too late...
It's quite good-looking, the heroine has clear grudges, not the Virgin