She is widely recognized in the entertainment industry as a specialist in strong female leads, with three Best Actress awards to her name. She has played a decisive empress who cuts down her enemies without hesitation, as well as a dowager empress who holds power over the entire court.
One day, a car accident sent her into the script of a tragic novel she had just agreed to star in. She became Shen Yunning, the legitimate daughter who was abused by her stepmother, bullied by her sisters, and ultimately sent to the executioner's block by her own husband. She was a cannon-fodder character, fated to die.
The original Shen Yunning endured it all in silence and died with her name cleared too late.
But she only smiled.
A fight over household power? Her stepmother's tricks were kindergarten stuff compared with the harem consorts she'd played.
A contest in political strategy? She had taken apart the regent's methods eight hundred times on screen.
What she hadn't expected was that a mysterious young man, never mentioned in the original plot, would suddenly enter her game of chess and say to her with eyes that seemed to see through the world:
“You transmigrated into a book too?”
Even more unsettling, his true identity was far more complicated than that of a down-on-his-luck scholar.
And as she stirred up the political waters, she discovered that the truth about this world was far crueler than the script. From the very beginning, her rebirth had been part of a carefully designed deception.
The leading actress has explosive skills, acting out reality as a play and acting out the play as reality