In the winter of the seventh year of Jianzhao's reign, blood splattered on the phoenix robes of Changle Palace. Queen Shen Qingqi died in endless regret and resentment. She mistrusted the warmth of her husband Xiao Che, and misplaced the scorpion-like heart of her concubine Shen Qingwu. In the end, she lost her legitimate son, was ruined, and died of coughing up blood. Once reborn, she returned to the age of sixteen, back to the starting point where the tragedy had not yet fully fermented. At that time, she was still the high-profile eldest daughter of the Prime Minister's Palace, while Xiao Che had not yet ascended the throne, and Shen Qingwu was still just a concubine pretending to be weak. This time, Shen Qingxi lost all the gentleness and cowardice in his previous life, and his eyes were filled with sharp icy blades. Wearing a flaming red robe and holding a blade of revenge, she walked step by step: in the prime minister's palace, she tore apart Shen Qingwu's "White Lotus" mask, exposing his hypocrisy to everyone; in the East Palace, she watched Xiao Che's hypocrisy with cold eyes. She planned to play with his "affection" and decisively cut off his attempt to connect Shen Qingwu to the East Palace; above the court, she relied on her mysterious ally Xiao Jingzhan to stir up the storm and drag the enemies from her previous life into hell one by one. From the legitimate daughter of the prime minister to the queen of revenge, Shen Qingqi used blood as a guide and hatred as a matchmaker, and she went crazy in the chess game of power and intrigue! She wants all those who owe her to experience one ten thousandth of the pain she suffered in her previous life; she wants to take back everything that belongs to her, protect those who are truly worthy, and live the most powerful attitude in this turbulent era. This is a story of a reborn queen tearing apart a scumbag and a bitch, stirring up troubles and reversing her destiny. Let's see how she achieves nirvana in the harem and court amid the flash of swords and the roar of the phoenix.
