[! ! ! There will be some discrepancies with history in this book. Babies who love to read official history can give up! ! ! ]
The twice-deposed prince Yinreng breathed his last breath in the cold silence of Xian'an Palace. When his soul left his body, he encountered a mysterious power promising to "do it again." Returning to his childhood, he not only reunited with his mother-in-law, Queen Xiaochengren, who died young, but also had a sister named Shu Shu who called herself a "variable" - a "visitor from another world" who knew all the regrets and disasters in his previous life.
The previous battles for the reserve position, the rift between father and son, and the calculations of powerful officials have all become mirrors in his hands. This time, he is no longer a lonely minister trapped in the title of "legitimate son". Shu Shu's extraordinary intelligence opens the cracks in the conspiracy for him: Should he avoid the shackles of Suo'etu in advance, or reverse his father's scrutiny in Mulan Autumn? Should we find out the truth about E Niang's "difficult childbirth", or should she keep her true heart surrounded by brothers?
The reborn prince and his "plug-in" sister teamed up to navigate the turbulent Kangxi Dynasty. What they want to rewrite is not only the fate of Yinfeng's two sons, but also to protect the warmth that was betrayed in the whirlpool of imperial power - E Niang's smile, his father's trust, and a life that should belong to him and does not need to be trapped in power and intrigue.
When the familiar plot was disrupted, and when family ties and reserve status were no longer in conflict, Yin Reng finally understood: the so-called rewriting the ending is never about winning over someone, but living into what you really want to be.
