In her previous life, Leng Chuqiu married her childhood sweetheart, a poor scholar. Her cousin married into the Prince Regent’s household and became the heir’s consort, enjoying a noble status and making Leng Chuqiu’s life difficult at every turn.
Who could have guessed that the unremarkable scholar would suddenly rise to prominence, win the emperor’s favor, and eventually become a powerful minister? Leng Chuqiu shared in his boundless glory. Meanwhile, her cousin’s husband, the Prince Regent’s heir, kept a beauty by his side and had another woman in his heart. The day after their wedding, he took a secondary wife. Later, when the Prince Regent rebelled, her cousin was implicated and executed.
On the day of the wedding, they are both reborn. Her cousin throws a fit, insisting on marrying the down-on-his-luck scholar instead. She even boasts that in three years he’ll be chief minister, making him a hundred times more illustrious than the Prince Regent’s household. Leng Chuqiu sneers inwardly. Who knows how much effort and planning it took her to make that scholar chief minister?
Go ahead, marry him!
In a splendid bridal sedan, Leng Chuqiu enters the Prince Regent’s residence in all her glory.
In this life, she wants no love, only status, luxury, and endless wealth.
But why has the heir, who once looked down on her, abandoned his beauty and cast aside the woman he cherished? Why does he keep following her around with a wounded look, begging for her affection?
It's not that the heroine is so powerful that she can be a staff member, but she can't even save her mother.
It's very depressing to watch. It really doesn't make much sense for Leng Chuqiu to be reborn. This prince can be abandoned completely. He is no better than a scumbag anyway.
A little uncomfortable
Everything depends on man-made things. He is self-righteous and clever, using himself to judge others. He thinks he is good for her, but he always speaks harshly after caring. The character, image portrayal, and conflicts are very good.