In her previous life, Jixiang was a cannon-fodder character. Reborn into a family of traditional Chinese artisans, she becomes an inheritor of the country's intangible cultural heritage of double-sided embroidery. By chance, she returns to her previous life to write a new chapter, joined by her old friend Wei Yingluo. Together, they embark on a new story of revenge, protecting the empress, and stopping a conspiracy. Can Jixiang change her friend's fate? Will the empress's son survive? Yingluo and Fuheng can no longer continue their romance, and Jixiang couldn't be happier. Could this be the butterfly effect? At last, those closest to her can have perfect endings.
One by one, the villains are eliminated. Wait, why have all the emperor's descendants turned out so useless?
To keep the dynasty from falling, Jixiang and Yingluo can only send the emperor's son back to continue history.
Sigh! Is a carefree life really so hard to achieve?
For those who have read The Story of Yanxi Palace, this book can only be regarded as a refreshing novel, not too brain-burning. The original Story of Yanxi Palace is really a bit brain-burning, but this one is pretty good, so go for it!