This book is not a historical drama, nor does it transcend the love between men and women, only the grudges and grudges of past and present lives. . .
Before An Lingrong died, she unexpectedly discovered the shocking secret between Prince Guo and Zhen Huan. However, the bitter almond poison had already taken hold, and she could only die full of regrets. If she lived again, she would not let Zhen Huan easily take over.
During the blood test, she already felt that there was someone else among them.
Because Zhen Huan, who had returned from Ganlu Temple, looked at the emperor differently from before.
The mausoleum was reborn as a palace maid named Wei Yanwan, and Zhen Huan became the queen mother.
Wei Yanwan brings her shocking secret to fight Zhen Huan again. . .
