Ruoxi died once.
With no status and no children, eight years of hard work had damaged his body. She waited for Zhuchai, Nuanyu and the words "I am yours", but she never waited for a wedding that could be written into the genealogy.
When she opened her eyes again, she went back to the day when Kangxi offered her a marriage to the Fourteenth Master.
In her previous life, she resisted the Fourth Master's decree and was punished in the Xinzheku; in this life, facing the emperor's words "Are you willing?", Ruoxi leaned down and kowtowed -
"My slave is willing."
She married Shi Shi, not because of love, nor to find another man to rely on. What she wants is a title written in the imperial edict, a dowry in her hand, a courtyard door that can be closed, and a life where she can be respected even if she says "unwilling".
Shi Shi knew that she had someone else in her heart, but still gave her the last chance to regret it; Ruoxi chose him for the second time.
But she soon discovered that changing the marriage grant did not mean escaping her fate. The Fourteenth still has the ambition to fight for the throne, the Fourth Master will still walk towards the dragon chair, and the future she remembers is quietly being rewritten with every choice she makes.
This time, Ruoxi will not sacrifice for anyone, nor will she use love as a retreat.
She and Shi Shi will fight for a life that truly belongs to them, in the storm of fighting for the right to be the legitimate son, with fame and fortune, gains and losses.
Reader comments
A bit lovey-dovey
The structure is clear and the layout is clear. I like it very much!
A bit lovey-dovey
The structure is clear and the layout is clear. I like it very much!
It looks good and I have the desire to watch it.
Indeed like ai