The Beauty Returns

My new novel, "Fuyang Enters the Vast Sea," is now being serialized. Please add it to your collection... In her previous life, Li Fei's maternal family, the Li clan, was convicted and exiled to the southwestern frontier. Li Fei had not yet been born when she lost her status as the Duke's eldest legitimate daughter. She grew up with her mother on the southwestern frontier, married at seventeen, was widowed at eighteen, became a female official as a widow at nineteen, and died saving the emperor at twenty-two. If only they had met before she married. Time returns to when Li Fei was seventeen and unmarried, and Zhao Yanheng hurries to the southwest, embarking on a long journey to win her heart. Zhao Yanheng's first thought after being reborn: If he changes the Li family's fate, he might lose his destiny as the emperor of the realm! Zhu Miaohua's first thought after being reborn: Kill Li Fei! A few things to know: 1. The male lead is reborn, and the female supporting character is reborn. The heroine is not. 2. The heroine takes her mother's surname, so Li Fei and Zhu Miaohua are daughters of the same father. 3. This is a completely new story and is unrelated to the author's previous works. New novel: Fuyang Enters the Vast Sea Synopsis: Tan Muyan lived three lifetimes. In her first life, she lived to eighteen and died of illness. She did not know that after her death, the loquat tree she had planted drew lightning to itself, destroying the new home her family had built after she died. In her second life, she lived to twenty-four and was strangled to death. She did not know that after she died, the rabbit she had raised bit one of the people who strangled her, poisoning him. He died soon afterward. In her third life, Tan Muyan knelt before the Buddha, grateful to Heaven for granting her another chance at life. In this life, her parents cherished her and her brothers loved her. No longer alone, she was content. She did not know that he had been reborn as a human and was determined to live beneath the same sky as her. Zheng Tun endured three lifetimes. In his first life, he was a loquat tree, uniquely imbued with the essence of all four seasons among fruit trees. She planted him, and he gathered the world's essence day and night, bearing fruit in abundance. That year, he waited and waited, until his ripe loquats fell to the ground, with no one to pick them. In his second life, he was a rabbit on Red-Ren Peak in the Tianshan Mountains. His kind was on the brink of extinction, and he was fortunate enough to be taken in by her. They were inseparable day and night, sharing life and death. In his third life, he was human. He did not remember her. Reader's guide: The heroine is not a virgin in her first two lives. There is a little bit, just a little bit, of fantasy. Theme: Be independent and strong