Reborn: The Tale of Consort Nian

Tagore said, "Trust love, even if it brings you sorrow. Believe in love." Sometimes you don't believe in love because you see it; you see it because you believe in it. This is a companion story to "Zhen's Love, Wanqing." Most writers portray Nian Fei as a domineering, vicious, and jealous woman, saying that Yongzheng lavished affection on her only because he valued the power of her family. But I believe that, besides having beauty so peerless it could captivate a kingdom, the historical Nian Fei was also an intelligent woman whose every joy, anger, and sorrow carried a captivating charm. Alas, rulers have always been heartless. There was so much helplessness between her and Yongzheng. It is lonely at the top!