Previous life:
Gan Peilin did as she pleased and married an unloved son whom neither his father nor mother cared for. She devoted ten years of her life to him, painstakingly helping him ascend step by step to the throne of Regent. But she died in childbirth, leaving behind neither herself nor even the newborn child...
Reborn:
Driven by revenge, she takes on her stepmother and protects her younger brother, deftly and calmly maneuvering among her enemies as she settles every old blood debt, one by one.
The heroine:
She pouts and plays cute, nearly bursting into tears. “My lord, please let me go! I never planned to share your infamy for all eternity!”
The hero:
With handsome features and a flippant tone, he pinches her chin. “We’ll share a coat in life and a grave in death. You’re not getting away!”
Gan Peilin secretly plots mischief. If he dies, being a widow wouldn’t be so bad!
The second brush is a sycophant. Yi Fei's books used to focus on palace fights, but this one focuses on house fights. He is a rare author who can combine conspiracy plans and foreshadowing with each other so well. It is an excellent work on the theme of rebirth. I have also read the previous book "The Palace". The two books do have similarities, such as the scene where the heroine avenges her mother, but there is a huge difference in the character of the male protagonist. I like this one better, and the heroine is more ice-snow and smart, and the excitement is enough. Even every supporting role can make the best use of their talents and materials. After a failure, it does not mean that this character will not appear again, but that he will try every means to start over. Their purpose is very clear, and the next plan may have already been formed in the mind of the heroine while the reader is still sighing at the previous article. Looking forward to more excellent works from the author!