Mu Wen Yin finally became empress dowager in her previous life, only to be imprisoned by her son until her death. Now she's reborn on the day before she is sent off in a substitute marriage.
In her previous life, the eldest and second princesses of Great Qi were married off on the same day: one was sent to marry into Xirong, while the other was married off to win over a powerful minister.
What no one knew was that, as part of a plot, the two princesses boarded the wrong bridal sedans, and she was sent to Xirong in place of her elder sister.
Mu Wen Yin recalls the humiliation and torment she suffered in Xirong, the estrangement between her and her son, and the anguish of even being treated with suspicion by him. Hatred gleams in her eyes.
And it all stemmed from that substitute marriage.
In this life, Mu Wen Yin plays the delicate, innocent girl, all softness and sorrow, yet the King of Xirong and the Left Wise Prince both hold her dear.
But neither of them could have imagined that one day the whole realm of Xirong would change.
How did the frail princess sent away to marry come to take control of all Xirong?
She curls her lips. Who says a sweet, scheming girl can't become an empress? This time, she intends to become one herself!
I just finished reading the movie "De Fei". It's very good. I'd like to give the author a thumbs up for the new book.
Nice! Dada's writing is as always online [sending heartfelt wishes]