After the Marriage Exchange, the Memorial Tablet for Marrying a Young General

[Rebirth in house fighting + female protagonist has yin and yang eyes + male protagonist dies in battle + marriage exchange] Zhu Changsheng died on the third day after being named a noble concubine. She died due to the conspiracy carefully planned by Prince Jing for her. During her lifetime, her fate was changed by evil ways. Her healthy body lost weight overnight, but Princess Jing, who was originally ill, rejuvenated overnight. The following year, Princess Jing gave birth to twins for Prince Jing, helping Prince Jing become the crown prince. But she, Prince Jing's side concubine, became a frail and sickly sick child, and was thrown into the dilapidated courtyard by Prince Jing. On the third day after King Jing ascended the throne and was named a noble concubine, she was given poisonous wine to end her miserable life. After being reborn, Zhu Changsheng resumed his old career, wandering around battlefields, yizhuang, and guillotines. Wherever there were dead people, a woman named "Zhu You" would appear. Sewing corpses, painting skins, and treating bells... Zhu Changsheng's master told her that her destiny was suitable for the dead person's business. She had a hard life, was unable to marry, and could not marry for the rest of her life. Later, her sister-in-law Zhu Yuanshu did not want to be a widow, so she gave her fiancé who had died young and asked her to hold the memorial tablet to marry him instead. Zhu Changsheng held the memorial tablet and married Wei Yuan, a young general of the Jin Dynasty. No one knew she could see Wei Yuan's soul. And the sister-in-law Zhu Yuanshu was also reborn. In order to become a noble concubine, she tried her best to marry into Prince Jing's palace as she wished. Many years later, Zhu Changsheng wiped her husband's tablet and became the head matron respected by everyone in the Wei family. The sister-in-law Zhu Yuanshu "died" of illness in the backyard of the palace before she could survive the day of being named a noble concubine. * Years later, Zhu Changsheng looked at the soul of her late husband and asked, "Why don't you reincarnate?" The deceased husband stared at Zhu Changsheng's silver hair: "You collect the body for me, and I will come to pick you up when you die."