Gu Wanqing had been imprisoned for three months. When the emperor came to see her, she took him with her in death. As she died, she felt a sliver of satisfaction. Let them all suffer together. But in the blink of an eye, she saw a blood-soaked man burst into the great hall and clutch her tightly, sobbing like a child. His repeated cries of “A Qing” made her heart ache terribly, even more than dying had. She wanted to reach out and wipe away his tears, but her hand passed right through him. How helpless. She recognized him: the scoundrel she had despised most was the one who grieved most after her death. She was still reeling when the fellow announced he would marry the corpse of the deposed empress, so furious that her soul nearly scattered.
Reborn into another life, she would avenge every wrong and settle every score. Little did she know that a big tail would follow her around.
The story is short and the main line is clear. I don't like the ending that is written as a tragedy, but I like a happy ending.
It's good to watch, and the prince's drama is great.