In the first year of Dazhong, Guo Yuan fell gravely ill and thought she was about to die. When she woke, she found herself back on her wedding day. Her groom was still Li Chun, the Crown Prince's eldest son and Prince of Guangling.
In her previous life, the Crown Prince of the Eastern Palace arranged for his eldest son to marry Guo Yuan, granddaughter of Guo Ziyi, a great hero who helped restore the Tang dynasty, as his principal wife, all to consolidate his position. But after the scoundrel took the throne, he grew wary of Guo Yuan's family, demoted her to a concubine, and kept the empress's seat that should have been hers from her. By the time she had endured his death, her son had ruled for barely four years before passing away as well, leaving her to spend her final years in misery.
Back on the night of her wedding, Guo Yuan resolved to cut down the scoundrel with her sword!
“Miss, have you gone mad? Why are you practicing swordsmanship on your wedding day?”
“Practicing swordsmanship? I’m here to take your life!”
Faced with this madwoman, Li Chun dodged again and again. “If you don’t want to consummate the marriage, just say so. Don’t worry, I’ll never even look at you again!”
On their wedding night, the groom fled in disarray. The next day, while attending to her parents-in-law, she was met with the classic move of accusing the other side first.
“Your Highness, if you didn’t like A Yuan, why not say so sooner? Why marry her only to leave her alone in an empty room?”
Guo Yuan came from a distinguished family, and her grandfather was a hero of the Tang dynasty. Even the Crown Prince had to show her family a measure of respect. The newlyweds’ prolonged discord led the Crown Prince to snub Li Chun.
If you won’t let me become empress, then I’ll make sure you never become emperor!
The plot is so explosive that my uncle, my grandma, and my brain are pretending to be cerebellums. It's too confusing. I wonder if the author's mental state is okay. I gave this five-star rating to the heroine. It's too confusing. She is the most disturbing heroine I have ever seen. My brain told me not to watch, but my fingers kept slipping. I felt uncomfortable for a whole day without watching, and felt uncomfortable for a whole year after watching.