In her previous life, Feng Yourong trusted the wrong man. The prescription meant to restore her health had been secretly poisoned by the Crown Prince.
She suffered torment after torment and wasted away. Only on her deathbed did she see through the Crown Prince's hypocritical mask.
Reborn, she returns to the day the imperial edict arranging her marriage is issued.
The Crown Prince looks at her tenderly and promises her a lifetime of wealth and honor.
Feng Yourong has only one thought: refuse the marriage!
Whoever dares to push her into that abyss again, she will ruin their plans.
Everyone says she has gone mad. She has turned down the position of Crown Princess just to provoke Xie Heng, the Regent, a cold-hearted man wielding power over the entire court.
But only Feng Yourong knows.
In her previous life, that man, who watched the political turmoil from the sidelines, secretly gathered the remains of her hastily buried bones in a place no one knew about.
Xie Heng had no interest in love. His sole concern was investigating the undercurrents at court and the forces the Crown Prince had hidden in the south.
Before he left, he repeatedly gave her instructions, meaning only to look after her in passing. He never expected to lose his heart, step by step, to this clever and perceptive woman who dared to reject the Crown Prince.
The Crown Prince burns with jealousy, the Empress schemes in secret, and plots fill the imperial harem.
Drawing on memories of her past life, Feng Yourong plans carefully, exposes schemes, and stirs up a storm.
Everyone thinks the Regent dotes on his wife every day. Only Xie Heng knows the truth: he willingly bows his head and gives her his love.
It can be seen that this is the first time for a newcomer to write a book. The complete story line is OK, the male and female protagonists are OK, and it will be better if it is written in more detail.