This book has two parts. The first is Zhiewan, a sweet modern romance.
The second is a transmigration harem drama about Shen Weiwan and the emperor.
Shen Weiwan never once bowed her head to the emperor.
The candlelight flickered in the hall, illuminating her pale but upright figure. Though he had trapped her in the deep palace, where she endured scorn and hardship, the fire in her eyes still refused to die.
The emperor looked at her, and the anger in his heart gradually gave way to an even more powerful emotion.
He was used to people bowing and scraping, flattering him to win his favor. He had never met a woman with such unyielding strength in her very bones.
The more he tormented her, the less she would bend. The more he pressured her, the more coldly she looked back at him.
He had meant to crush her pride and make her submit to imperial authority.
But in the end, he was the one who lost control.
