[Reincarnated in the Womb + Inner Thoughts + Palace-Intrigue Thrills in the Early Story + Everyone Dotes on Her in the Middle + Redemption for All + Slay the Dragon in the Later Story]
One day, she was reborn in the womb as the first child Zhen Huan had yet to give birth to.
She thought all she could do was wait quietly to die, never knowing that Zhen Huan could hear every one of her daily complaints loud and clear.
[Mother, there's musk in the scar-healing ointment!]
[Mother, be careful! Consort Hua is waiting to punish you by making you kneel!]
[The whole Zhen family is going to be exiled to Ningguta. What do we do?!]
Taking her daughter's inner thoughts to heart, Zhen Huan planned ahead and avoided one crisis after another.
After Zhaowan was born, even the imperial harem, where the women had once fought to the death, gradually began to change because of her.
Nian Shilan put on a cold, stiff expression. "I helped Zhaowan, not you, Zhen Huan."
Zhen Huan replied politely, "I'll remember your kindness, and I won't forget what you've done either, Your Highness."
It wasn't until the very end that Yinzhen realized that the women who had once fought each other over him had already joined forces to set a trap to slay the dragon!
After the dragon was slain, their old grudges remained, but at last they had the right to choose how to live out the rest of their lives.
Zhen Huan and her daughter found safety and freedom, lovers no longer missed their chance, and the women once trapped behind palace walls each found a place of their own.
This new beginning will finally lead to a happy ending.
P.S. The main focus is palace intrigue, with Zhen Huan as the lead.
This isn't a story where everyone blindly dotes on the heroine with no friction. The women of the harem still bring up old scores.
Even when they join forces, they remain wary of one another, but when lives are at stake, they're willing to reach out a hand.
Redemption takes time, and reconciliation comes at a price.
The writing is super good, I think it looks great!
Okay, I think this book is pretty good.