The Legitimate Daughter Is Reborn, and Her Imperial Uncle Dotes on His Niece-in-Law

[Both reborn + not a wish-fulfillment story + two equally powerful leads + sweet romance] [Warning: The female lead is not a good person! The male lead is secretly a hopeless romantic!] As Yu Wan was drawing her last breath, she finally learned that the man she had devoted all her strength to supporting loved the Ning family's cousin. He had married her only to gain the support of the Yu family army and her uncle. The Crown Prince died, Prince Chen perished, and Prince Rui was crippled. Xiao Molan's rivals were all eliminated one by one through her schemes. A new emperor ascended the throne. Once the rabbits were gone, the hunting dogs were slaughtered. The entire Yu family army was wiped out on the border, and her uncle was thrown in prison on fabricated charges. Her unrequited love had led everyone into a place of no return. Reborn, she became cold and unfeeling. To save herself and atone for her sins, she volunteered and sought out Prince Chen, Xiao Jinheng. Xiao Jinheng was the current emperor's youngest brother. In her previous life, she should have addressed him as Imperial Uncle. At just fifteen, he guarded the border alone and secured a treaty that kept it peaceful for ten years. Yet this man, who had rendered such service to the realm, was sent to his death by her with a pot of Xueshangqing wine. Now, he still wore a brocade robe, elegant and composed, tall and straight as jade. Yu Wan: “Imperial Uncle, the late emperor's edict...” Xiao Jinheng: “Who taught you to call me Imperial Uncle?” Yu Wan: “Imperial Uncle, Xiao Molan has ulterior motives. You need to be on your guard.” Xiao Jinheng: “Be good, A-Wan. I'm not the one you should be calling Imperial Uncle.” Yu Wan: “Imperial Uncle, the Yu family will help you overthrow the throne. In return, will you ensure the Yu family lives in peace for generations?” Xiao Jinheng: “If A-Wan agrees to be with me, why should we worry about the Yu family not living in peace for generations?” Later, she said, “Now that I have met a gentleman, how could I not be glad?” He said, “I will never leave the green hills. We will stay together, come what may.”