Beauty Enough to Topple a Kingdom

I was drawn to this story in high school by a post on Xiaohongshu and even told my deskmate about it. Now, in my second year of university, I thought of it again. At first, I kept wondering whether to call it "The Fall of a Nation" or "The Femme Fatale," but after searching many times, I couldn't find the title.

In the past, I would have thought these three people were quite pitiful, but now I think that all the innocent people who died in the world are even more pitiful.

Actually, every wrong has its perpetrator, and every debt its debtor. Why is this woman biting people like that? Why should someone who never harmed her die because of her? Killing Yi Yin is one thing...

It's over... This endless entanglement, life after life...

Who can say that this couldn't be a hidden story from history?

Is there inertia in reincarnation?

Wouldn't the man whose kingdom she constantly conquered be even more formidable? What kind of relationship is this? It's so exhausting, better to be without it.

This is so well written!!!

JJ, you're absolutely amazing! So many sighs...

It's alright, but not as classic as the Chenghua one.