She was Fucha Langhua. She spent her whole life being a “virtuous empress,” only to die of illness in Dezhou.
Only after death, when she glimpsed the workings of Heaven's Way, did she learn that her whole life had been controlled by others.
Everything about her had been nothing more than a stepping stone for Ruyi, that detestable woman at the center of the world, a tool to prove the deep love between Ruyi and the emperor.
Now Heaven's Way had given her another chance, tasking her with clearing away the fog and rebuilding the world.
She, Fucha Langhua, would keep a firm hold on the Ruyi scepter, protect the people she loved, and make sure none of the tragedies happened again.
Doesn't Ruyi claim to be as unassuming as a chrysanthemum, while expecting others to take the initiative and do everything for her?
She would see whether things could still go Ruyi's way once everyone came to their senses and no one was left to die in her place.
It's all moral theory and cowardly behavior, comparable to Ah Q
Being reborn is the same as not being reborn
Check it out, it feels a bit dragging, the rebirth is only in the fourth chapter, while other articles have been following the plot for half a chapter.
It's all moral theory and cowardly behavior, comparable to Ah Q
Being reborn is the same as not being reborn
Check it out, it feels a bit dragging, the rebirth is only in the fourth chapter, while other articles have been following the plot for half a chapter.