In her previous life, she was Xu Zhaopei, Princess of Xiangdong in the Southern Liang Dynasty. She was criticized verbally and written by historians because of the mockery of "half-faced makeup", and eventually she fell into a well and died, causing damage to both her mother and her son.
When I opened my eyes again, I went back to the year when my fate changed.
This time, she put aside her sharp edge and hid her sharp claws. They set up camp step by step in the deep palace, and secretly laid out their plans outside the court hall.
She wanted her husband, who had abandoned her like a pair of worn-out shoes, to see with his own eyes how their son would create a prosperous Qingming era on top of his empire that he could never achieve in his life.
Purpose: Through the story of Xu Zhaopei's rebirth and counterattack, this book profoundly explains that true nirvana does not come from hatred and revenge, but from a profound insight into destiny, the reconstruction of one's own value, and the ability to use wisdom and pattern to create the future.