The first thing Lin Qingwan did after her rebirth was to steal her concubine Qinghe's marriage.
In her previous life, she was the legitimate daughter of a high family, but she married into a noble family but was expelled as a widow; a concubine married to a scholar from a poor family, but her husband rose through the ranks and asked for a royal title for her. Why? This time, she snatched away the "poor scholar" and gave the short-lived noble prince in her previous life to her sister, thinking that by re-engaging in marriage, she could re-create the glory.
But she didn't know that her sister was also reborn. Little does he know that the man in his previous life relied on his sister's money, connections and ten years of hard work to become a successful man - if she had been married to another man, he would have been just a puddle of mud that could not hold up the wall.
On the day of the wedding, Qinghe bowed her head and agreed, her fingers in her sleeves clenching the entire escape route left for her by her biological mother. From then on, the two sedan chairs, one on the left and one on the right, separated at the fork in the road, each going home.
What the elder sister snatched was not a good relationship, but an empty tomb; what the younger sister gave away was not an opportunity, but a pair of shackles.
In a new life, nothing can be exchanged for standing firm on your own.
