She was Tang Jing’an, daughter of the governor of Youzhou in the Wei Dynasty. For the sake of her family, she married the Wei Dynasty’s Third Prince as a secondary consort. After he ascended the throne, she watched him share a loving marriage with his primary consort, the late empress. When the empress died, he made Tang Jing’an Imperial Noble Consort, and she thought she was finally drawing closer to his world. But after one argument, the Mirror of Mortal Life, shown to her by the King of Hell, revealed her fate: he would depose her and sentence her to death in the Cold Palace, forbid anyone from paying tribute to her, and deny her burial in the imperial mausoleum.
She struck a deal with the King of Hell: she would help the man from another world, who had possessed her husband and become the emperor of the Wei Dynasty, govern the realm and reverse its decline. In return, she was granted this chance to return to the living.
This time, she systematically subdued the consorts who had once harmed her, as shown in the Mirror of Mortal Life, and secured her position as empress.
But Tang Jing’an never expected that the roguish man from another world would domineeringly use the promise of a lifetime of happiness to force her into submission.
It's pretty good-looking and fits the bill.