In her previous life, she died unjustly for love.
Reborn, she has three lives, yet faces a future where one wrong step will lead to another.
Once the crown princess of the previous dynasty, she will enact a dazzling legend, rising from hostage to empress amid palace intrigue and the scheming of the imperial harem.
Meeting him: was it good fortune in this life, or misfortune?
He personally cast her into the depths of despair, yet he was also the one who raised her up to the clouds.
"You will be executed at noon tomorrow." He coldly left those words behind her, as if she were trapped in the bitterest winter.
She clenched her fists and swore to take his life, even if it cost her own...
Love was gone, leaving only resentment.
PS: This is a fictional setting. If that's not your thing, please don't read.
The characters change greatly over the course of the story. Expect heartbreak, romance, and revenge, though the first half is fairly lighthearted
This book was originally titled Reborn: The Abandoned Consort Becomes Empress. The cover was made back then, and I haven't changed it. I hope you don't mind. If anyone would be willing to make a new cover for Xue Qing's story, I'd be so moved I'd cry...
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The title on the cover and the article are different?
The author of the forum did not have enough time to read one chapter, and he started from the end. The language of this chapter is relatively plain, and the dialogue between two people constitutes a chapter. Keep looking forward.
The first chapter was okay. I thought it was a foreshadowing for the rest of the story when I saw the soul-stricken character. The amnesia plot in the second chapter was accepted too quickly. I don't think most people would react like this. But, overall, it's still very good. Please try your best to write it down~~
Give flowers, give flowers. Come on!
Give flowers, give flowers. Come on!
Give flowers, give flowers. Come on!
Give flowers, give flowers. Come on!
Give flowers, give flowers. Come on!
Good evening girl, I am the Green Thorn of BS. I remember I said at the time that I would not accept articles with less than 30,000 words. Then even though I saw that your article was only 20,000 words, I still gave you a collection as a token of encouragement. There are also some small suggestions. For example, the number of words in each chapter should be even. In Jinjiang, a chapter of 3,000 words is generally popular, or it can be slightly less than 2,500 words. Your current one is 3,000 to 1,300 words, which looks a bit scattered. Then there is
A good review, I usually read DM-oriented books. There are some places in this article that are a little pity. Talked back over there.