In the Great Feng Kingdom, women hold the highest status. Qian Ning was born into the royal family, but was raised in a Taoist temple. At seventeen, she returns to the palace and is framed, found lying in a side hall with the Sima family's young master, her clothes in disarray. Her engagement is annulled, her claim to the throne is gone, and on her wedding day, her prince consort poisons her with a cup of nuptial wine. Reborn at seven, she spends ten years mastering both the pen and the sword. When she returns to the palace, she is no longer the village princess from her previous life, who couldn't read and was as timid as a mouse. But why can't she escape being drugged again, only to end up in the bridal chamber with that Sima man? Fine. If you're still going to be my prince consort, then since you poisoned me in my last life, I'll make you suffer in this one!
[Congratulations] The author's writing is so interesting. Not many people have read such a beautiful book.