Wei Tong, the eldest princess of the Northern Desert, died in the winter when there was no snow in southern Xinjiang.
The glass cup is broken and the stars are restored. When I opened my eyes again, I was back before my seventeenth birthday.
At that time, her father was in good health and her brother was by her side. She was still the most proud jewel in Beijing.
There are only two differences:
1. She has a future filled with blood and tears.
2. Her glorious brother, the current prince, sometimes had the familiar coldness of a beast in his eyes.
In order to change her destiny, she took the lead in playing chess and married Yan Rong, a powerful minister who was promoted from a poor family.
The world said: What a pity. The princess married, but it was just a political marriage.
But little did they know that beneath the red makeup, there was a plan for success.
She married him to borrow his Qingyun Ladder, control his future, and compete with the "evil ghosts" in the prince's bloodline.
Yan Rong, however, respectfully accepted the imperial edict.
No one knew that he had been waiting for this marriage certificate for two lifetimes.
In his last life, he died tragically before her marriage, not knowing that she was broken up in a foreign land.
In this life, he cut open the warm skin, and it was filled with burning heat and desperate madness.
"Your Highness," on the wedding night, he caressed her cheek as soft as fat, his smile as tender as poison, "This time, my chess will be won only for you."
Tips: (If you don't like the baby, please avoid lightning)
1. The hardships of the past life are engraved into the heroine's bones. In her current life, she always unconsciously brings a little bit of flattering performance and a little bit of frightened cowering. This is not a refreshing story about rebirth and revenge.
2. There are no stereotyped villains. The core villain has a split personality, with good and evil intertwined.
3. Neither of the protagonists are good people, and they do whatever it takes to achieve their goals.
4. Use some elements from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" and folklore.
Intention: love