In her previous life, she was Shen Heng, the legitimate daughter of the Marquis of Zhenbei. She mistakenly believed in the third prince Xiao Lie and personally wrote a testimony to frame her husband Gu Yanting. On the execution ground, three thousand six hundred knives were stabbed to Ling Chi, but he never betrayed her a word until his death. A glass of poisoned wine, a fierce fire, she died with hatred.
When she was reborn at the age of sixteen, the first thing she did was to ride horseback to the dilapidated thatched house next to the mass grave and find the man she had hurt so much.
"Gu Yanting, please listen to me. You should have been the one to propose marriage with the token three years ago, but it was my father who stood in the way and snatched the engagement away, causing you to bear the crime and live here. From today on, I will not allow anyone to bully you anymore."
She thought she was here to atone for her sins. But she didn't know that this pale-faced son of a guilty minister was also reborn with the memories of his previous life.
In his previous life, he was the regent who overthrew the dynasty within three years. He was vicious and murderous. In this life, he coughed up blood, pretended to be sick, and acted weak in front of her. He hid everything she sent in a box, but said with a cold face: "Miss Shen's joke is over, you can leave."
He watched her deliver rice and medicine to him, avenge his conviction, and fight to protect him from the knife. Finally, when she said "I'm sorry" for the umpteenth time, he held her in his arms and whispered: "Stop talking about it. I will accompany you to pay back what happened in the previous life in this life."
From the mass graves to the Hall of Supreme Harmony, from Yangui Tower to Yanmen Pass. She wants to avenge her mother, he wants to overturn the case for the Gu family, and what they have to face together is Jamel Xiao, who has also returned from rebirth and vowed to take back everything.
"In this life, Jiangshan is your betrothal, and I promise you Chang'an for the rest of your life."
