In the Legend of Zhen Huan, the King Is Reborn to Protect Her

Introduction to The Legend of Zhen Huan: Prince Guo's Rebirth Yunli, Prince of Guojun, was the seventeenth son of Emperor Kangxi. In his previous life, he fell in love with Zhen Huan but was teased by fate. In the end, he was given poisoned wine by the emperor's brother and died out of hatred. Fortunately, God has eyes and gave him a chance to be reborn. In this life, the reborn King Guo returned to the time when he first met Zhen Huan with the memories of his previous life. He looked at Zhen Huan's figure, his heart was full of tenderness and determination, and he was determined to change his destiny and protect her. He is no longer as forbearing and restrained as in his previous life, but takes the initiative. He was well aware of the dangers of the palace. With his wisdom and power, he secretly planned and made friends with upright people in the court, trying to form a force that could check and balance the emperor and clear obstacles for Zhen Huan's life in the palace. Faced with the conspiracies of the Queen and others, he responded alertly and without fear, deftly resolving crises time and time again, making it difficult for those with evil intentions to succeed. Zhen Huan was shocked by King Guo's rebirth, and the two quickly reached a consensus and decided to change their destiny together. They often meet in remote corners to talk to each other and discuss countermeasures. Every time we meet, the love and trust become deeper and deeper when our eyes meet. Prince Guo slowly told him his plan. Although Zhen Huan was worried, she stood firmly by his side. At a palace banquet, the queen set a trap and tried to kill them. Prince Guo relied on his wit to deal with it skillfully, but he was also seriously injured. Zhen Huan's heart was as sharp as a knife, she held his hand tightly and vowed to live and die with him. Prince Guo looked at Zhen Huan, his eyes full of affection and determination. He knew that no matter how difficult the road ahead was in this life, he would never