Zhang Xiao, a modern woman, unexpectedly wakes up reborn as Maertai Ruoxi during the Kangxi era of the Qing dynasty. Carrying the memories of her previous life, she resolves not to repeat her tragic fate. Knowing how the struggle among the nine princes will unfold, Ruoxi refuses to remain a mere spectator to history and chooses to take control of her own destiny.
Amid the whirlpool of palace intrigue, Ruoxi meets the Fourteenth Prince, Yinzhen. His frank, forthright nature and deep sense of loyalty move her, and the two gradually grow closer amid the turmoil of court life. But the refined, gentle Eighth Prince, Yinsi, and the cold, inscrutable Fourth Prince, Yinzhen, also draw Ruoxi into a tangle of emotions and power struggles.
Facing the relentless tide of history, Ruoxi and the Fourteenth Prince stand together and bravely pursue the happiness they deserve. They decide to leave the power struggles behind and travel far away, where they build a peaceful life. Though the tide of history cannot be changed, Ruoxi and the Fourteenth Prince's love becomes its most beautiful chapter.
Well, all I can say is that it's very broken.
The historical background is blurred, the court etiquette is unclear, the relationship with the brothers is cut off directly, the background of the heroine is completely empty, it is too speechless...
Oh my god, I suspect this is an OOC novel with the same name and then published separately. Oh my god, the writing style is childish, I can tolerate it, but the characters are too OOC. I skipped and read directly to the wedding. The protagonist's words can't be replaced by Ruoxi and Shi Shi. Not only the protagonist is OOC, but also the fourth brother is OOC. I can't stand it. I'm leaving. It makes me feel so uncomfortable.
It's a mess, don't you watch TV series?