Tenglansha

[Fake story + double life + little abuse story] "When a dynasty is about to fall, rebirth is not a gift, but a more cruel reincarnation." This is an apocalyptic tragedy cloaked in rebirth. The author tears away the illusion of "rebirth and counterattack" and allows the hero and heroine to repeatedly walk towards the historical conclusion with their memories - the queen is destined to become a demon concubine who brings disaster to the country, and the wise king will eventually become a tyrannical king. Those unresolved obsessions in their previous lives have become shackles that push them into the abyss in this life. After her rebirth, she still wore the crown, but she saw herself step by step becoming a "disaster" more clearly than in her previous life. Courtiers scolded her for being charming and seducing the emperor, and historians wrote that she set fire to the city, but who saw her kneeling at the Ancestral Temple at night to pray for eternal peace? The so-called demon concubine is nothing more than a scapegoat for male dominance. He was reborn with the memory of a benevolent king, but found that every time he showed mercy would lead to greater turmoil. When he bloodbathed the palace to protect the heroine, he was shocked to realize that tyrants are not choices, but the inevitable product of the power structure. The "kindness" that cost him his life in his previous life has turned into a sharper knife to bite all living beings in this life. There is no golden finger in the book, only the powerlessness of individuals struggling in the torrent of history. The more they resist fate, the more they become each other's talisman. On the day when the enemy army captured the imperial city, the heroine chuckled at the hero in the firelight: "Look, we tried it over again, but we still made every move wrong." "We thought that re-living could change the ending, but it only made the tragedy more unforgettable."