[Reverse Time-Space Transmigration] [Deep Love Between Emperor and Empress] [Years of Waiting] [Beautiful Historical Setting] [Heartbreaking] [Past and Present Lives] [Palace Intrigue] [Jade Pendant Summons Souls] [Tragic Ending]
[Devoted Tyrant VS Transmigrated Woman Who Grows Stronger]
He killed everyone under heaven, yet couldn't bear to hurt her in the slightest.
A fish swimming against the current unveils a moment of history weighed down by sorrow.
The history books say she died, yet she stands alive before the emperor!
Holding a nine-tailed fox jade pendant, Zhu Yining transmigrates and becomes the celestial older sister whom Si Jin, the First Emperor of Great Yan, believes has returned from the dead.
The emperor treats her as a precious treasure he thought he had lost, lavishing her with tenderness.
The crown prince shows her the utmost respect, his expression impossible to read.
The old palace attendant weeps, while the female archivist speaks with hidden meaning.
All this special treatment is because she bears a striking resemblance to the legendary queen who died young, and to Fuyi, the mysterious female official who met her end by the emperor's side.
She stands bewildered before the emperor's grand procession, all gleaming armor and clashing weapons.
On the carriage sits the iron-blooded emperor who united the nine provinces. The instant he sees her, his eyes turn red, and he rushes off the carriage without a thought for anything else.
"You came back? ... You actually came back!"
His eyes are alight with joy and pain, as though he has reclaimed a precious treasure he thought was lost.
What is the connection between Zhu Yining, Empress Yuan, Fuyi, and Yan Changyu?
The wind chimes ring, and a thousand-year dream unfolds. Red silk hangs from pear trees as fate turns in its endless cycle.
