In her previous life, Feng Jiuge was the most poisonous woman in the capital. She mistakenly believed the slander and poisoned her beloved, angered her grandmother to death, and forced her adoptive father to death. In the end, she was given poisonous wine by the new queen Su Qingwan. Once she was reborn and returned to Ji Li, she obtained the "karma mirror" system, but found that every time she changed her destiny, she had to pay a price: her skin gradually became transparent and her life span continued to pass.
The king of Zhenbei, Xiao Wuhen, hated her to the core, but he began to waver after she "accidentally" saved the secret guard; the miracle doctor Xie Yunzhou treated her with a venomous tongue, but always appeared in time when she was about to die; even her grandmother, who should have been mad at her to death, held her hand and said, "You look so much like me when I was young."
When Su Qingwan once again held up the perjured evidence pretending to be the princess of the previous dynasty, Feng Jiuge smiled and tore it into pieces: "Did you know that the real Princess Fengming would have a cinnabar birthmark on the back of her neck?" As the birthmark appeared, Xiao Wuhen's silver mask suddenly fell to the ground - the scar was exactly the same as the place where she stabbed him in her previous life.
Is this journey of redemption where life is a bet the mercy of time and space, or a cruel joke of fate?
Reader comments
The plot is novel, but there are so many adjectives. Various metaphors and parallelisms make me anxious to read them.
The plot is novel, but there are so many adjectives. Various metaphors and parallelisms make me anxious to read them.