Amber Hou Menyi
[Rebirth + Hou Men's Machiavellian Strategy + Two-way Protection]
In the last life, Wen Hubo mistakenly believed in one person and regarded the tenderness of the third prince Zhao Heng as his lifelong obsession. She bet on the whole family of the Hou family to pave the way and build bridges for him, but what she got in exchange was that her family was destroyed and her body was imprisoned in a golden cage. The emperor said with red eyes that he wanted to protect her, but his arms were full of the blood of his father and brother.
In the end, she died for her love with her hairpin, leaving only one sentence: "If there is an afterlife, we will never meet again."
When she opened her eyes again, she returned to the hairdressing ceremony. The peach blossoms had not yet fallen on her shoulders, and all tragedies had not yet happened.
In this life, she put away her innocence and hid her weaknesses. She held the secret certificate left by her mother in her left hand and the sharp blade of revenge in her right hand. Stepmother and concubine's plan? A backhand will make them suffer the consequences; Zhao Heng's gentle trap? She avoided him coldly and cut off his path without any mercy.
But she didn't expect that the Marquis of Zhenbei, Gu Yanci, who always advised her with a cold face in her previous life and eventually died for the Wen family, would appear frequently next to her in this life. When she was in danger, it was his black figure who came through the wind; when she was investigating the situation, it was he who quietly handed over the key clues.
When she asked about the reason, Gu Yanci's eyes darkened and he just said, "I must pay back what I owe you."
But Zhao Heng's obsession remained as before, and he stood in front of her with red eyes, saying that he was willing to give up his country in exchange for her turning back.
Wen Hubo looked at Gu Yanci, who had always been silent next to her, and suddenly understood that rebirth in this situation was not only about revenge, but also about finding the true guardian she had missed for two lifetimes.
