Su Nianqing wore it, dressing up as the abandoned queen who was thrown into the cold palace by the emperor's cousin. The childhood sweethearts of the past have been abandoned like tumbleweeds in a blink of an eye. Everyone in the palace was waiting to see her laugh, betting that she would not survive three days. Su Nianqing also thought she was dead. Until she started dreaming. On the first night, she dreamed that she accidentally ate the cakes sent by her old sisters, and she bled to death from her orifices. The next day, the "good sister" came with exactly the same food box. The next night, she dreamed that she was falsely accused of practicing witchcraft and that three feet of white silk was hanging from the beam. The next day, the personal maid "discovered" a puppet with her birthday and birth date engraved under her bed. ... On the ninth night, she dreamed that there was a fire in the cold palace, and she was burned alive among the ruins. This is not a dream, it is clearly a warning of death! Su Nianqing was scared to death, but she wanted to live even more. She relied on these "predictive dreams" to escape death again and again. The acting skills and scheming tempered in her dreams transformed her from a lamb at the mercy of others to a "mad queen" feared by everyone in the cold palace. She figured out everyone's weaknesses and saw through every conspiracy. When another frame-up came, she no longer hid, but rushed in front of the superior man, grabbed his dragon robe, and cried heartbreakingly: "Your Majesty! I have died for you nine times in my dream! Please, let me go and let me live in peace for the rest of my life!" She thought she would get his disgust and disbelief, but unexpectedly, those calm eyes turned red. The man rubbed her into his arms hard, his voice hoarse, with trembling and fear she had never heard before: "It's not just you... In my dream,
