Reborn + inner and palace intrigue + melodrama + the male lead's secret crush comes true + immortals
The heroine, [A Mu/Jiang Mu], has witnessed the ugliness of human nature through 138 cycles of death, and emerged with a career-focused mind.
Reason above all. Only self-interest lasts forever.
The male lead, [Huo Ying], has power, wealth, and good looks in abundance.
He excels at both literature and martial arts. He looks like a wolf, but is really a dog.
He thinks he's already crazy enough, but he'll eventually discover that his wife is the truly unhinged one.
Huo Ying's biggest question: Why am I talking about love with my wife while she's talking business with me?
In the final years of the Great Ye Dynasty, the cruel emperor ruled without virtue, and the people waited desperately for a worthy ruler.
To secure his throne and keep the local royal clans and powerful families under control, the emperor issued an imperial decree over a decade ago, ordering them to send their children to the capital.
It was supposedly for their education, but in truth they were hostages.
A Mu, the only daughter of the Jiang clan, a prominent family in Xiyuan, was among them.
At Yuelu Academy, A Mu met many kindred spirits and even became betrothed to Huo Qingzheng, the most outstanding young gentleman in Great Ye.
But when the Jiang clan was unjustly wiped out, A Mu's life changed completely.
In her first life, just before she was beheaded, A Mu saw Huo Qingzheng marry the legitimate daughter of the Chu clan.
The Chu clan was one of the culprits who had framed the Jiangs.
A Mu died in agony, consumed by hatred.
But when she opened her eyes again, she began to die, come back to life, die, and come back to life...
Again and again, she returned to two days before her wedding to Huo Qingzheng.
Until the 139th time she died and came back, A Mu decided to investigate it.
But she gradually realized that through those 138 cycles of death, her difficult ex-husbands...
Huo Ying, Cui Jingyan, Huo Qingzheng, Xie Huaizhu...
They had all come back too.
The subject matter is very good. The heroine is written not like an empress, but like the girl next door playing time travel.
The subject matter is good. The logic is just a bit confusing. Can't tell which life it is from?