The Day My Son Died in Battle, My Mother-In-Law Smiled

**"The day my son died in battle, my mother-in-law laughed"**. During the Tianbao period, Xiao Mingyuan, the powerful Yunhui general in Anxi, died in battle. The bad news reached Xiao Mansion in Chang'an. In the mourning hall, the old lady Cui Zhaoning, who was known for being harsh and harsh, held the coffin and smiled softly, shocking everyone. No one knows that Cui Zhaoning at this moment is no longer the Cui of yesterday. She is an avenger who has returned with the blood and tears of her past life. In the previous life, after Xiao Mingyuan died in battle, "letters of collaboration with the enemy" were found in the mourning hall. All the men in the Xiao family were beheaded, and the female family members were exiled to Lingnan. During his exile, Cui Zhaoning learned that people's hearts are sinister and the world is bleak. What made her regret even more for the rest of her life was that her daughter-in-law Pei Luoniang, who she had treated harshly for most of her life, actually protected her with her life in times of crisis and blocked the fatal knife for her, but she herself died miserably in the ice and snow. Cui Zhaoning eventually died of cold and hunger, with endless regret. Cui Zhaoning's primary goal after his rebirth is to prevent the tragedy of his family's destruction. She endured the pain of losing her son and used her past life memories to destroy or exchange the secret messages framed by her political enemies (represented by the treacherous Prime Minister Li Linfu/Yang Guozhong and their gangs) before they were discovered, thereby averting the crisis of family destruction in the mourning hall. At the same time, she changed her harsh attitude towards her daughter-in-law Pei Luoniang in her previous life and took the initiative to extend a conciliatory hand. Pei Luoniang, who was initially suspicious, gradually let go of her guard after Cui Zhaoning made several key defenses and frank confessions (part of the secrets of rebirth). The two discovered the wisdom and tenacity that had not been revealed in each other. From testing each other to trusting each other, they finally formed an unbreakable alliance.