The destined princess in Murong Jing's prophecy was loved by thousands of people. She was supposed to be above everything, but she gave up everything for one person and gave up the throne, just to become his wife and stay with him for the rest of her life. But in the end she died tragically because of an unfounded crime.
Wandering alone, she learned the truth
The sister she held in her hands was already with the person he loved most, and he just wanted to kill her
Her brother, whom she disliked in every possible way, ended up being torn apart in order to avenge her.
Her estranged father, queen and queen knelt down in public in order to take back the broken body.
As for her fiancé, who was willing to stay with her as a male favorite, but was finally kicked out of the house after being humiliated by her, a superior generation of priests entered the imperial city in the first year after her death, avenged her, and after observing mourning for her for three years, he was buried with her body.
Murong Jing regretted: If there is an afterlife, I will take revenge and I will definitely not let you down.
When she woke up again, Murong Jing returned to her most embarrassing moment. She suddenly felt that God didn't really want to help her, so what else could she do?
After resurrecting her life, she wants to seek imperial power, and she wants to make those who hurt her pay the price.
But one day, she was a serious plush lover and discovered that her fiancé was actually a nine-tailed fox, with fluffy ears and a tail, and an estrous period once a month. Is this serious?
Is the person who haunts him every day still the high priest who overlooks the world?
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"Jingjing, want me, okay? I feel uncomfortable."
"Jingjing, do you like the tail? I'll let you touch it, and I'll give you the ears too."
Is this the same as the introduction?