Song Chaoyang dreamed of her tragic fate: loving someone who could never love her back, and meeting a miserable end.
When she woke, all she wanted was a divorce. She was even willing to hand her husband over to someone else.
The Prince of Zhennan’s heir was completely baffled. Thinking she was playing tricks again, he turned around and married Qin Qing, a commoner.
But after the wedding, he realized Qin Qing was utterly incapable of measuring up.
He missed his former wife, Song Chaoyang, like a madman.
By then, Song Chaoyang had become the dream girl of every man in the capital.
After all, she was beautiful and rich.
Even the newly risen prince Han Yunye became devoted to her.
Han Yunye stopped her at the entrance to a restaurant and, before the eyes of the crowd, dropped to one knee. “When I was down on my luck, you promised me a brilliant future. Now I promise you a wedding procession stretching ten miles.”
When Song Chaoyang, crowned and robed in her wedding finery, became Empress of Great Jin, Han Yan could only kneel outside the palace hall and watch her join hands with the new emperor to usher in a golden age.
At last, he understood: some kinds of love, once lost, are lost forever...
It was okay. The beginning attracted me more, and overall it was more of a plot. The entanglement with the prince was a bit long, and it was still involved intermittently after the divorce. To put it simply, it was the story of a girl from a noble family who awakens and seizes the opportunity of a time-traveling woman and finds true love. Of course, the heroine is brave and resourceful and has her own shining points. But according to the heroine's setting, if she had not known the true identity of the hero earlier, these two people should not have interacted.