In the last life, she was the legitimate daughter of the general, and she used all the military power of the Su family to help him rise from a fallen prince to the ninth Five-Year Plan.
However, he had a secret affair with her concubine, and the day he ascended the throne was the day when the Su family was destroyed.
The poisonous wine in the cold palace burned her heart, and she died with hatred.
Once reborn, she returned to the day when the marriage decree was issued.
In this life, she will never be a stepping stone for him to ascend to the throne of God, let alone protect him in the slightest!
He tore apart the concubine Bai Lianhua with his own hands, driving a wedge between the two of them, ruining their reputations and tearing each other apart.
Turning around, she turned around and passed on her phoenix crown to the prince of the dynasty.
In the past, the scumbag man couldn't get what he asked for, and the concubine's traps were exhausted.
She sits firmly in the East Palace, controls the harem, and manages every step.
She wanted to repay the blood debt owed to her with her own hands!
Playing with them is the meaning of her rebirth.
Reader comments
It's rare for an author to have a "desire to survive" and be full of interaction. After reading the opening, I would like to make some comments of my own. Uh, how do you say it? As an ancient Chinese novel, it did not keep the language background and mixed in some modern vocabulary. It can be dissected from two dimensions: if it is a light-hearted and funny ancient Chinese novel, the appearance of modern words can become the highlight of the work; but if the work itself follows the line of drama and revenge and inserts modern words, it will pull the reader out of the established ancient context and destroy the sense of immersion in the story. It is not a time-travel and rebirth story. The original ancient background allows the characters to say expressions such as "to increase their favorability." The chaotic introduction of modern words directly causes the character's logic to collapse and eliminates the linguistic texture that ancient proverbs should have.
I thought that the heroine was very powerful in her rebirth, but the heroine's parents didn't know why they wanted to raise an adopted daughter. They didn't have the wrong child at birth. They had a son and a daughter, so they insisted on raising an extra white-eyed wolf, which ruined their previous family and caused misfortune to their own children. Even though he knew his daughter was being harmed by his adopted daughter, he still didn't get rid of her. I was disgusted with the plot of the novel. The female protagonist wanted to break off the engagement and she had to rely on the male protagonist for help. They had crossed paths before, but the male protagonist came to help inexplicably. The plot was also inexplicable [laughter]
It's rare for an author to have a "desire to survive" and be full of interaction. After reading the opening, I would like to make some comments of my own. Uh, how do you say it? As an ancient Chinese novel, it did not keep the language background and mixed in some modern vocabulary. It can be dissected from two dimensions: if it is a light-hearted and funny ancient Chinese novel, the appearance of modern words can become the highlight of the work; but if the work itself follows the line of drama and revenge and inserts modern words, it will pull the reader out of the established ancient context and destroy the sense of immersion in the story. It is not a time-travel and rebirth story. The original ancient background allows the characters to say expressions such as "to increase their favorability." The chaotic introduction of modern words directly causes the character's logic to collapse and eliminates the linguistic texture that ancient proverbs should have.
I thought that the heroine was very powerful in her rebirth, but the heroine's parents didn't know why they wanted to raise an adopted daughter. They didn't have the wrong child at birth. They had a son and a daughter, so they insisted on raising an extra white-eyed wolf, which ruined their previous family and caused misfortune to their own children. Even though he knew his daughter was being harmed by his adopted daughter, he still didn't get rid of her. I was disgusted with the plot of the novel. The female protagonist wanted to break off the engagement and she had to rely on the male protagonist for help. They had crossed paths before, but the male protagonist came to help inexplicably. The plot was also inexplicable [laughter]