In the last life, Shen Zhaoning was too sensible.
The prince broke off the engagement, and she made it happen with a smile. She sincerely bless her sister when she snatches away the engagement.
As a result, the first thing the prince did after he ascended the throne was to confiscate her entire family.
Before he died, he pinched her chin and sneered: "A sensible person should be stepped into the mud."
In her next life, she vowed never to be sensible again.
The prince broke off the engagement in public? She knelt down on the golden palace and rolled around: "My daughter will not obey me!"
Is my sister pretending to be pitiful? She cried louder, harder, and more shamelessly than her sister.
Everyone thought she was crazy.
But only she knows - she wants those who stepped on her to kneel back one by one.
She thought she was the only one fighting in this life.
Until she discovered that Editor Xie, who was taciturn in the Hanlin Academy, had been guarding her in the dark for eight years.
After he is a sinner, he is a person who cannot see the light.
But for her, he was willing to step out of the shadows and become the enemy of the entire world.
Reader comments
What moved me most about this novel was not the "golden finger" brought about by rebirth, but the process of the heroine's awakening.
Shen Zhaoning's rebirth was not a gift from God, but something she earned herself - earned with the blood of 317 people. So after she returned to the age of fifteen, the first thing she did was not "revenge", but "no longer sensible".
The crying scene in the Golden Palace was extremely wonderfully written. She knelt on the ground, trembling from crying, her face covered with snot and tears, like a three-year-old child who had been robbed of candied haws. This is not an elegant counterattack, but an almost brutal, primitive and instinctive resistance.
But it was this "disgraceful" resistance that moved Emperor Yongchang.
Why? Because the emperor is also a human being. A courtier who is too sensible is safe in the eyes of the emperor, but it is not worth caring about. On the contrary, the person who cries and makes trouble will make the emperor realize that this person has demands and emotions, and if this person is ignored, there will be consequences.
This reminds me of a very disturbing phenomenon in reality: the child who cries gets milk, and the milk of the sensible child is always taken away and given to the one who cries. Shen Zhaoning was the one whose "sensible child's milk" was taken away in her last life. In this life, she decided to be a "crying child".
What moved me most about this novel was not the "golden finger" brought about by rebirth, but the process of the heroine's awakening. Shen Zhaoning's rebirth was not a gift from God, but something she earned herself - earned with the blood of 317 people. So after she returned to the age of fifteen, the first thing she did was not "revenge", but "no longer sensible". The crying scene in the Golden Palace was extremely wonderfully written. She knelt on the ground, trembling from crying, her face covered with snot and tears, like a three-year-old child who had been robbed of candied haws. This is not an elegant counterattack, but an almost brutal, primitive and instinctive resistance. But it was this "disgraceful" resistance that moved Emperor Yongchang. Why? Because the emperor is also a human being. A courtier who is too sensible is safe in the eyes of the emperor, but it is not worth caring about. On the contrary, the person who cries and makes trouble will make the emperor realize that this person has demands and emotions, and if this person is ignored, there will be consequences. This reminds me of a very disturbing phenomenon in reality: the child who cries gets milk, and the milk of the sensible child is always taken away and given to the one who cries. Shen Zhaoning was the one whose "sensible child's milk" was taken away in her last life. In this life, she decided to be a "crying child".