In her previous life, Shen Lian spent over a decade as a virtuous empress praised by everyone. The emperor and the crown prince were the only two stains on her life.
Shen Lian's father died young. She and her mother sought refuge with her maternal uncle. Grateful for his care, Shen Lian regarded him as a father.
So when her uncle married her off to Yuchi Lie, she went through with it, even though she knew he was the wrong man for her.
The emperor was unreasonable and hot-tempered. The crown prince was sinister and calculating, already skilled at wielding power at a young age.
Her relationship with them was cold. Yuchi Lie despised her, and she thought little of him. The crown prince had been raised by the empress dowager since childhood, and they were not close as mother and son.
Later, her uncle rebelled, but the first person he killed after launching his rebellion was the niece who had always stood by him.
"Spare the empress!"
"Spare Mother!"
To keep her alive, Yuchi Lie handed over the imperial seal, while the crown prince offered to take his own life to eliminate her uncle's worries.
Shen Lian died in despair and regret, filled with hatred. When she opened her eyes, the red before her wasn't Yuchi Lie's blood, but the curtains in the empress's bedchamber.
She had returned to seven years earlier, to a year when the crown prince had not yet been crippled, she had not yet poisoned Yuchi Lie, and all three members of their family were still alive.
She was still dazed when a maid brought news that the emperor was going mad in the Xuanzheng Hall and threatening to burn down the ancestral temple.
In her previous life, she would have watched such an absurd spectacle with cold indifference. But now she couldn't. The scene of Yuchi Lie dying while shielding her from a blade was still vivid in her mind.
To the astonishment of everyone in the palace, Shen Lian lifted her skirts and ran toward the Xuanzheng Hall. She passed the rows of kneeling officials and shouted at Yuchi Lie, who was holding a blade:
"Your Majesty, you mustn't!"
Reading Guide
1. Both leads are virgins, 1v1, healing, redemption, sweet romance, and satisfying wish fulfillment.
2. The hero has no harem, and his secret crush becomes a reality.
3. Set in a fictionalized Tang dynasty.
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Theme: Cherish the people by your side
Mr. Wang was born to like... His sister?? Isn't that right? Or maybe he feels that the appearance of the heroine has tarnished the Wang family's bloodline? Defiled his sister who shares the same blood with him? Doesn't he like his sister but himself and his own blood?
No bloody plot, no balancing plot
What does it mean? The prince in his previous life had this kind of self-destructive mentality and worked hard to sacrifice a lot of relatives and subordinates, finally regaining his family's kingdom, but ended up drowning to death??? What should the common people do, and what should the court do? The reason for beating him back is to save the Wang family. After taking revenge, he won't want to care about it, right? [Covering face, laughing and crying] Please, please, you also know that your parents entrusted the country to you, and many people died for you, but you just patted your butt and left such a big mess for the whole world, and the people have to live a life of constant war. It feels like the male and female protagonists will be speechless after watching your incredible operation in the sky [covering face and laughing] After the prince didn't even stay, the kingdom he had fought back was sold off for free. I won't let Prince Xiang, an uncle with no political ambitions at all, sit on the throne until the time comes. 💔 However, I feel that the prince in his previous life has become a little abnormal after all kinds of inhuman mental abuse. I feel that the mental illness is very serious. It's okay to be reluctant [covering face and crying] But the plot of Xiao Ou really fascinates me. She has no memory of what happened a few years ago and has not received any favors from the Wang family. And strictly speaking, why does she belong to the Wang family after taking her father's surname? 💔 The last sentence the prince said was that he suffered too much pain and shock and went insane. In other words, he acquiesced and respected Xiao Ou's idea of being burned to death with the Wang family to atone for his sins. But the logic of this idea is very confusing and untenable 💔 Please answer my questions if you understand. Really?
Isn't it Wang Qingyi? Did I write it wrong?
"Shen Ling went to change his riding clothes. What's next..." This is a big bug for the author~
The prince's previous life was so miserable
In the end, the prince's diving really endowed this person with beauty and charm, which made people feel distressed. You dived because you made so many people die for you. Why should Xiao Ou die because of your words? Without your trouble, she wouldn't have needed to leave Yaowang Valley, and she wouldn't have been found by such a coincidence as a remnant of the Wang family. Who cares about the last period of time, when Xiao Ou suddenly learns that she is the so-called remnant, is caught, and then burned to death? I co-authored it all to charm you.
The more I think about it, the more speechless I become. What is the relationship between Xiao Ou and the Wang family? After being abducted, I grew up in Yaowang Valley. When I talk about my childhood, I only see Yaowang Valley. After growing up, the entire Yaowang Valley inexplicably began to be loyal to the prince, protecting the prince along the way, even if he died. Later, when the prince established the political power, he accompanied him all the time. Let me ask you, which one of these things is not the merit of Conglong, what kind of love is it? Just talking about the days of protecting the prince, which one thing is not worthy of her being the so-called Wang family. Not to mention that your prince is cold-blooded and cold-hearted. Who cares whether you are in love or not? He is just an ungrateful white-eyed wolf. You just wiped out each and every one of these things by saying, "She was a member of the Wang family and it was right to die in the tower." ?? It's your business to feel sorry for so many people and dive into the water later on. Why should her life be lost just because of your words? Xiao Ou's inner description later said that she also believed that it was right for her to die in the tower, and even more so, she was forced to die. It was Yaowang Gu who was kind to her!!! I really think the logic is completely wrong. Xiao Ou found out her life experience inexplicably, and immediately agreed that she should die. However, her life was given by Yao Wang Gu, who was her second favor. Yao Wang Gu tried his best to plan for the prince, not to mention how many people died. After Xiao Ou found out her life experience inexplicably, shouldn't the first thing she thought of was Yao Wang Gu? She just accepted that she deserves to die. Is this logical? Or is this worthy of Yaowang Valley? In this case, how could he die like this? The prince didn't want to say anything anymore and looked completely blank. No matter what, will you pay for her life? If you want to write a story about revenge for burning down everyone in the Wang family, why do you have to arrange the character Xiao Ou? Is this character just to justify the ungratefulness of the prince who is forcibly demoted to the prince in the end?
"I've done a lot first" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
I couldn't let go after watching it [I burst into tears] The emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists were written so naturally, and the characters of the two people were also well shaped. The writing was very clever [loving eyes] [loving eyes]