Reborn, Chu Xichuan was no longer the foolish emperor who stood by and let Great Chu fall. After his soul returned to the heavens in his previous life, he watched the kingdom shatter and its people become refugees. He also discovered the truth behind his lifelong childlessness: he had been poisoned with an incurable toxin that left him unable to have heirs, and only the unusual bloodline of Jiang Zhile, the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Dingguo, could break the curse.
To protect Great Chu and secure the imperial bloodline, he disregarded the fact that in his previous life Jiang Zhile had married the heir of the Marquis of Pingjiang and enjoyed “a peaceful, happy life,” and issued an edict summoning her to the palace.
The path of an emperor was always cold. Burdened with the fate of the realm, he hid the guilt he felt toward her and laid his plans with an iron hand, hoping only to ensure the throne would have an heir.
Jiang Zhile had thought she could live out her days in peace, but an imperial edict summoning her to the palace shattered all her hopes.
She never expected this involuntary journey into the palace to lead her to the throne as empress, where she would give birth to a clever prince and finally understand why Heaven had given her another chance.
(Not an all-out palace-intrigue story.)
It made me laugh. A person's name appears once in a sentence. When listening to the voice, it's like listening to a cross talk! I thought there was a tongue twister coming
It made me laugh. A person's name appears once in a sentence. When listening to the voice, it's like listening to a cross talk! I thought there was a tongue twister coming
So childish, not my cup of tea, let's go