[Father-and-son regret arc + revenge + satisfying wish-fulfillment + palace intrigue]
Shen Yi was not only treated as a substitute for five years, but also devoted five years of her life to raising the original Consort Zhao’s child.
In the fifth year, Consort Zhao returned.
She easily reclaimed everything.
The child who once promised to be dutiful to Shen Yi spent every day by Consort Zhao’s side.
The Emperor, who once said he loved her, also smiled as he held Consort Zhao in his arms.
In the end, Consort Zhao framed Shen Yi for harming the imperial heir, and the Emperor personally ordered her sent to the Cold Palace.
After dying in the Cold Palace, Shen Yi opens her eyes again and finds herself back three days before Consort Zhao’s return to the palace.
In this life, Shen Yi gives Consort Zhao a taste of her own medicine, returning every trick she used in kind.
But why is the Emperor in this life also gradually recovering memories of his previous life through his dreams?
Shen Yi defeats them all and takes the throne as Empress.
The prince who once cast her aside runs over, crying out loudly: “I was wrong! You’re the only one who is my mother!”
The Emperor, once cold and heartless, willingly kneels beside her, eyes red as he says, “Shen Yi, I was wrong. Please love me again!”
