Mother Empress, Did You Recognize Me Today?

Princess Changle died, then came back to life in the residence of the Director of the Imperial College, as Lin Yi'an, the legitimate second daughter.

It took Changle a few seconds to accept this absurd reality.

She knew the imperial family’s authority was inviolable, and feared the talk of ghosts and spirits even more.

She had thought she would simply live a quiet, uneventful life. Then thunder cracked overhead, and terrible news came: the emperor was holding a selection!

There were four daughters in the Lin family. The eldest was born of a concubine, so she was out. The second was already engaged, so she was out. The youngest was still a child, so she was out, out, and out!

That meant Lin Yi'an, the legitimate second daughter, was the only one eligible to be selected!

Changle was terrified. After much deliberation, she decided to use her “foresight” and do the opposite of what fate seemed to expect, doing everything she could to avoid being chosen.

But once you’ve been reborn with such a great stroke of fortune, how could Heaven possibly keep indulging you?

Changle is not the Empress Dowager’s biological daughter, so the story does not involve any ethical or moral taboos. Please read the novel for details.