In her previous life, Gu Ning took up arms and went to the borderlands to secure her younger brother’s hold on the throne.
With a spear in hand and astride her warhorse, she struck fear into the enemy and helped the emperor secure his realm. Yet one moment of carelessness cost her life at the hands of the fiancé she had taken in.
“Once you’re dead, no one will know that secret.”
When she opened her eyes again, she had become Xie Anrui, the neglected and pig-fat legitimate daughter of a seventh-rank official’s family.
Her mother was meek and gentle, and her younger brother was sensible and studious. When her half-sister framed her and her stepmother and scoundrel of a father tried to seize her mother’s dowry, she helped her mother reclaim it and got her younger brother accepted as a student by the most learned scholar at court.
She also found the loyal young follower from her previous life, Pei Chi, now a first-rank Great General who guarded the nation and wielded power across the court.
“I’ll fend off your admirers, and you’ll lend me your influence so I can take revenge.”
Pei Chi gazed into her eyes at the light that belonged to her alone, suppressing the stirrings in his heart.
“Fine. It’s a deal.”
Her former fiancé was now a third-rank court powerbroker. She would use his own influence to send him crashing down from the clouds.
Only when the scoundrel was thrown into prison did he realize that the person standing before him had familiar eyes: the eyes of the Grand Princess he had killed with his own hands, who haunted his dreams night after night. She had returned!
But his regret came too late.
With her revenge complete, Xie Anrui wanted to walk away.
But this was supposed to be a fake marriage, so why was her husband so clingy?
It's a very good short book. The plot is exciting and not draggy. The heroine's rebirth is a good role. It's also a book that's hard to read without stopping to read the next chapter. Maybe the author had other things to do that made the ending a bit hasty, but the things were explained clearly and clearly↗. I don't regret it, so I gave it full marks.
Because I wrote it, unfortunately the early data was not good, so I had to end it. I have been regretting it for a long time. I originally planned to write this story for a million dollars. The story has twists and turns, and the emotional lines of mother and daughter are also heart-wrenching. The future of the younger brother is also very promising, and he will also gain a beautiful love. What a shame.
The most hasty ending is up to the reader to figure it out, and the meaning is still unfinished [laughs]
Fine. The storyline was engaging, but it felt like something was missing, and the ending was a little rushed.
The plot of the story is fascinating, but the ending is only described in detail, which is a pity! But it's still pretty good-looking and worth recommending and supporting with five-star reviews!
Big cheers for the author!
Good. Good. Love it! Good. Great writing!