Luo Ningshu was the daughter of the Prime Minister, born to a noble family. Skilled in medicine and compassionate toward all living things, she was told by a fortune-teller that the phoenix-tail mark between her brows meant she was destined to be an empress, and that her life would be extraordinary. But an accidental rescue caught the eye of the lofty emperor, and from then on she was trapped behind the palace's red walls and green tiles.
The emperor began to dote on and protect her in every way, making her gradually fall in love with him. Yet he had no choice but to favor the daughters of other powerful ministers to secure his throne, pushing Luo Ningshu into danger step by step. He let his concubines cause her to lose their child, and disappointed her time and time again. A woman becomes strong when she is a mother, and after one disappointment after another, she secretly won over the powerful ministers and stripped him of his authority. At last, in the great hall, she gave him a sharp sword and ordered him to take his own life. He asked whether she had ever loved him. Loved him… she had. But hatred outweighed love, and all she wanted was revenge for the child she had lost.
She established a new dynasty, a prosperous nation.
But in the end, was everything Beigong Che did meant to protect her, or…
This book is very good. Although there is not much more, the plot is very complete and very attractive. I hope the author will update it soon.