[A spin-off of Empresses in the Palace. Huanbi, the perfect candidate for palace intrigue, ruthless and sparing with words, takes her elder sister’s place as Consort Xi. She saves the Zhen family, bears the emperor’s heir, helps the Fourth Prince secure his position as emperor, claims the seat of Empress Dowager, and protects the one she loved in her previous life.]
In her previous life, Huanbi bravely and desperately threw herself against a coffin and died to dispel the emperor’s suspicions.
She had believed this would protect her elder sister, her younger sister, the Zhen family, and even the prince’s line. She had no regrets.
But as the pain faded, she slowly opened her eyes to find herself lying on a couch at Qingliang Terrace, held from behind by the prince, whom she had not even seen one last time.
Before she could make sense of anything, the prince blurted out, “Huan’er,” and she instantly understood.
She had been reborn!
Reborn in her elder sister’s body, on the coldest, darkest night at Ganlu Temple.
She spent the whole night thinking it through, and struggling with herself.
Again and again, she wavered between living for herself and saving the Zhen family to avenge their wrongs.
In the end, she still missed her elder sister. Looking at this face, her sense of duty toward the Zhen family gradually became clear.
With a heavy heart, she refused the prince and began planning an early return to the palace with Jinxiu.
After returning to the palace, she climbed steadily until she took the position of Imperial Noble Consort, looking down on the enemies and friends from her previous life alike.
She felt nothing but satisfaction. She, Huanbi, could live well in the imperial harem on her own.
Not only could she live well, she could also protect the Zhen family.
I've finished reading the latest updated chapter, and to be honest, I'm a little disappointed. The subject matter itself is very good. My favorite in "The Legend of Zhen Huan" is Huanbi, and I am often impressed by her decisiveness, so I read this one even if I don't like to read the updated article. The front part is really good, Huanbi is very decisive, the breakup with Prince Guo was resolved within half a chapter, and after entering the palace, she is very decisive in killing, but the back part is a bit OOC, Huanbi actually feels sorry for An Lingrong, can you believe it? I don't know why every book has to feel sorry for An Lingrong. Is it because everyone is female? But does anyone still remember that Huanbi had already deeply disliked An Lingrong before Huan'er's first miscarriage, and even dared to complain to An Lingrong's face, so that An Lingrong could not come to the stage? In this deep palace, Huanbi only felt sorry for her eldest sister, and the one who was least likely to feel sorry for An Lingrong was especially OOC, and Huanhuan went to see An Lingrong because of their former friendship. Where did Huanbi and An Lingrong get their friendship? Another thing that needs to be avoided is that there is a little Si Huan in this book. Originally this was nothing to write about, it wasn't very OOC, but the author went crazy later on, Xiao Si Dan actually aborted Zhen Huan in the name of caring for her, I was so surprised, it shocked my whole world. There are also a lot of typos in the book, and some words are used inappropriately. There are no other major flaws. You can read it selectively according to your needs.