When Jinzong becomes Hongli and Wei Yanwan appears at his side once more, he can finally protect her openly, shelter her beneath his wings, show her special favor, and stand up for her.
When Wei Yanwan gets a second chance at life, with memories of the happiness she once knew, what will she choose?
I once hated every moment I spent trying to please you, but in the end, I realized that I only knelt once, while you protected me more than once. You stood behind me from beginning to end. Fortunately, it isn't too late. We can still take our time and live out this life together. (The highest level of deception is deceiving yourself.)
You once knelt before me, and from that moment on, I gave you my whole heart. I only wish for you to be happy forever.
It may be more than one lifetime. At first, Yanwan feels this way about Jinzong: hatred > gratitude, with no affection.
With her memories: gratitude = hatred, plus using him.
In the middle and later stages: gratitude + using him, with perhaps a few moments of genuine affection.
In short, the heroine loves herself and her children most of all.
(Both leads are villains, the male lead is faithful, and he's hopelessly lovestruck. Readers with high moral standards, beware. The heroine is a quick transmigration traveler who immerses herself in each role. Apologies for any out-of-character moments.)
Leave yourself the first book review.