[Wife Chasing Crematorium + Five Year Age Difference + Machiavellian Strategy + Group Portrait + Breaking the Game + Double C + Illusion]
"He is shady and has a plan, but it's all for nothing" The seventh prince Xiao Jingyuan vs. "Stubborn and cute in the early stage, but sober and independent in the later stage" Su Wanying, the eldest daughter of Duke Dinglan's mansion
"Hard talk, hot heart, upright" Gu Yunzhou vs "Calm and transparent, sober in the world" Shen Zhiyi
"Secret protection and forbearance" Zhou Jingran vs. "Toughness wrapped in soft shell" Su Xinying
Su Wanying could not swallow that breath until she died.
As the eldest daughter of Duke Dinglan, the power of running the family was held by her sister Su Xinying. The enamored prince turned around and chose her as his concubine. Even his parents' eyes always revolved around her. She fought for half her life, but ended up with a reputation of "jealous and mean". Finally, she died alone on a bed in the cold winter, and all she could think about was "if there is an afterlife, I will never be manipulated by others again."
When she opened her eyes, she was seventeen years old again - she had not been taken away from the power of running the family, and her family was all well.
In the bronze mirror, Su Wanying's eyes lit up: In this life, the power of running the family must be taken back with her own hands. She will no longer blindly mispay her affection to anyone, and she must protect her parents and the entire Dinglan Palace. As for those who had wronged her, she would never tolerate them again.
It's just that on the riding range, why did the "cowardly and uncontested" Seventh Prince Xiao Jingyuan in his previous life always take action when she was in danger? As the prince's behavior becomes increasingly strange, she discovers that on the way to change her life, there are not only family members to protect, but also unexpected companions.
"When I come back this year, I wish to protect my relatives and my family, pick up the things that I should hold on to, and not let the regrets from my past disturb me again."