The newly ascended empress Bai Shu forcibly married Chen Yin, the son of the former prime minister. She wanted to take care of her for the rest of her life, but Bai Shu had not yet laid a solid foundation and had to expand the harem. In order to protect Chen Yin, she deliberately ignored him. However, being busy with government affairs all day long, she neglected to protect Chen Yin, and Chen Yin was bullied and became disabled. Chen Yin's father and brother accidentally learned of the rebellion plan of a powerful official in the DPRK. After being discovered, they fled the capital and hid in a small border town. They conveyed the news to Bai Shu through Chen Yin. Bai Shu went on a personal expedition to "quell the rebellion" and promised Chen Yin to find out the truth. Unexpectedly, they were ambushed. Chen Yin's father and brother protected each other with their lives and helped Bai Shu escape back to the capital. However, Chen Yin's father and brother were brutally killed and their heads were displayed in public. The beloved concubine He Yudong threw Bai Shu's lost token in front of Chen Yin and informed him of the death of his father and brother. Chen Yin committed suicide in despair. He Yudong cut off Chen Yin's head and burned Chen Yin's body and palace. Chen Yin was filled with resentment, and when he opened his eyes again, he found that he was reborn on the wedding day. He vowed to avenge the bloodshed of his father and brother. ... Outside the city, Bai Shu hurried back, worried about Chen Yin's safety. Surrounded by the imperial army, she could have fought her way out, but when she saw Chen Yin's head, she was filled with revenge and was pierced through the heart... The severe pain in her body was not as good as the infinite regret in her heart. She vowed to protect him firmly in the next life. When she opened her eyes again, it was her wedding day! There are flowers and candles in the bridal chamber, eyes facing each other, a hairpin stuck in one's chest, the dreamer holding the hairpin with red eyes and tears... (This article is set in a reverse world, that is, men and women are swapped, including social status and family lineage. If you cannot accept it, please close it.)
Purpose: Can exchanging positions allow people to understand a little bit about the difficulties each other faces?