She died with a heart full of hatred, then, by a twist of fate, was reborn in the body of the current dynasty's Grand Princess.
After being reborn, she used her frail body to turn the tide and stabilize the beleaguered regime of the Dalin Kingdom.
She purged corrupt officials and established her consorts. She became the queen of this world. But when she faced him from her previous life...
She finally realized that only when they stood as equals in love could they "hold hands and grow old together, treating each other with respect."
Unbeknownst to her, he had already loved her to the depths of his soul.
A little spoiler
The story is about the young madam of the former prime minister's household, who died with a heart full of hatred. Because fate had other plans for her, the King of Hell sent her back, placing her soul in the body of the current dynasty's Grand Princess, ten years in the past. From then on, she would spare neither the people who had looked down on and bullied her in her previous life, nor the man who didn't love her but kept her by his side to torment her. During her second chance at life, she planned everything and finally gained the love and respect she deserved, truly beginning to live. But when she looked back, she realized that whether before or after being reborn, that love had already taken root deep in her bones, living on with her soul, forever and never to fade.
This story is also titled If I Had Ten More Years to Live.
Special note: In this story, "reborn" means that another person's soul is reborn in the body of the Grand Princess.
Please check out Tingting's other completed story, My Sword Has Long Been Thirsting for Blood↓↓↓
Blurb: Situ Jin rose from princess consort to imperial consort, only to discover that life as a bandit was still the most fun!
Situ Jin took over the family business when she was young. After her father passed away, she successfully inherited the position of bandit chieftain. So the sentence she said most often was, "I opened this mountain, I planted these trees. If you want to cross, leave your toll behind." What she did most often was hold her Dragon-Slaying Saber to someone's neck and shout, "My sword has long been thirsting for blood!"
Then one day, she met a handsome young man and, in a moment of madness, brought him home. From then on, her life became... well, lively and chaotic.
Lin Yinghai raised an eyebrow and smiled dotingly. "My dear, would you rather be a princess consort or an imperial consort? Choose one."
Situ Jin looked at the man known as the Ninth Prince, then turned and asked her three burly followers, "Heroes, we seem to agree. What should I do?"
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The emperor's love for his sister Lin Dongyang
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I feel like no matter how I write this kind of story, it will fail. Whether you love it or not, the female protagonist is a failure and the male protagonist is betrayal!
It's so ridiculous. In the end, does the male protagonist love Su He or the princess? Why do you only have one wife? You are just deceiving yourself!
I don't like the theme of borrowing someone else's identity to be reborn. Is the so-called Su He's happiness really hers? When she was herself, her husband didn't love her. Now that she has become a princess, her status and personality will change. After becoming a princess, she is loved and respected by her husband. Wouldn't she feel chilled and alienated? If your life is not going well, does it make sense to want to change your father, face, and Bai Fumei?!
Su He gained the love of her husband through her status as the eldest princess, but what about the princess? Isn't she the most pitiable?