Shen Wan was reborn as a fifteen-year-old, and she was still the delicate cousin who was raised in a deep palace by her aunt, the Queen Mother, and who seemed to be ignorant of the world. Only she herself knows how she was treated as a powerful chess piece by her dearest aunt in her previous life, drained of all her value and discarded like a pair of worn-out shoes, ending with hatred. In this life, she is determined to tear through her aunt's hypocrisy, protect her family, and stay away from the cold-hearted emperor Xiao Che. She pretended to be ignorant and hid from the emperor, but he accidentally caught him twice when she made "greedy" wishes in front of the Buddha - once to pray for the safety of her family, and once to pray for the appearance of her enemy. Xiao Che only found this little cousin interesting at first, but it wasn't until he caught a glimpse of the coldness and calculation hidden in her eyes that he was shocked to realize that she was not as innocent as she appeared. He calmly allowed her "fishing system" to approach, and watched her use her past life memories to resolve palace crises one after another and turn against the Queen Mother's army. When the Queen Mother finally wanted to marry her to the son of a gangster, Xiao Che couldn't bear it any longer and cornered her in panic in the Buddhist hall: "Ah Yuan, I will fulfill your wish for you. But the price is that you return to me." The biggest change on Shen Wan's revenge road was that she had avoided it in her previous life, but in this life he pressed closer and closer, and finally won her over to the doting emperor.
Concept: The core is a "rebirth" setting: the protagonist Shen Wan has a complete memory of her previous life. This memory is her core reliance for understanding conspiracies, predicting crises, and implementing revenge plans. It is also the source of her emotional contradictions (both fearful of Xiao Che and possible attraction to Xiao Che).
