Born in a family of military generals, Meng Yuzhao was taught by his father to be loyal to the king and to the great Chu. But he didn't want to be regarded by the emperor as a substitute for his lost sweetheart, imprisoned in a deep palace, and ended up ending his life because of the emperor's anger.
She unexpectedly attached herself to the bronze mirror, only to discover that the current Prime Minister Lu Zhiyu was the prince of Chu who had died many years ago, and the prince was secretly plotting to take revenge on the emperor.
After resurrecting her life, she became Lu Ningchao, the concubine of the Ministry of War, determined to avenge her family and herself. After much thought, she chose to approach the Prime Minister and join forces with him, but she didn't expect to be rejected twice in a row.
Just when she decided to enter the palace alone and face her enemies from her previous life, Lu Zhiyu suddenly jumped out and asked for marriage.
Only then did Meng Yuzhao learn that Prime Minister Lu, who looked cold on the outside, had actually been secretly in love with Meng Yuzhao for many years, and her rebirth was inseparable from him...
Reader comments
It's still okay, but the ending is a bit hard to understand. Even though he has already sat on the throne, he still wants to train the former emperor's son as a prince.
It's pretty good, but the ending is a little too hasty.
I like the character of the male protagonist and the female protagonist
It's still okay, but the ending is a bit hard to understand. Even though he has already sat on the throne, he still wants to train the former emperor's son as a prince.
It's pretty good, but the ending is a little too hasty.
I like the character of the male protagonist and the female protagonist