Three years of snow in Yong'an froze the little beggar in the mud, but it could not freeze the warmth of a bowl of lotus seed porridge. Prince Shen Yan casually gave her the name "Anuo" and promised her that "only when she is alive can she have a chance", but she did not know that these three words would become her obsession for three lifetimes.
In the first life, she crawled from dust to the East Palace, swept snow, polished ink, practiced martial arts, and risked her life to protect him. However, she only saw his cold body stabbed by her brother Shen Chen in the Jiangnan Mansion. She slashed her enemy with her hand, pointed her sword at her heart, and died for him - "Your Highness, Ah Nuo will accompany you on the road to hell."
In the second life, she was reborn with the memories of her two lives, giving early warning, collecting evidence, and helping him uncover the traitor. Shen Yan finally saw the stubbornness and affection in her eyes, and promised her to "become the queen after she ascends the throne." The two had a deep love for each other. However, on the night of the palace coup, he was hit by several arrows in order to protect her, and fell into her arms with blood stained bright yellow - "Nuo, don't cry, I will protect you..."
In the third life, she lost all her meekness, sneaked into the eldest prince's mansion before the conspiracy arose, and pierced Shen Chen's heart with a sword. She thought this was the only way to protect him, but she never thought that this time, she would become a "cruel" sinner in his eyes. Shen Yan pointed his sword at her, with disappointment and pain in his eyes: "I really misjudged you." A Nuo smiled with tears in his heart, holding his sword in his heart, and said softly: "Your Highness, as long as you live, it will be fine."
Three lifetimes of protection, two lifetimes of regret, one lifetime of different paths. She was A Nuo in the mud, soft but with bones. For him, she would go through fire and water, but she would never recover.
Purpose: From kindness to love, for the preciousness of life and the hard-won love