Last Night's Stars

The stern, cold-hearted Crown Princess vs. her calm and composed Crown Princess Consort [Volume One]: Xue Chen was married to the Crown Princess for twenty-two years, giving her everything he had. In the end, however, he was driven to take his own life before the throne by the Crown Princess (later, the Emperor), who was cold and incapable of love. Only after his beloved had died did the Emperor, who had devoted herself entirely to governing, finally realize what Xue Chen meant to her and how he felt about her. But nothing could be undone. Mu Longjin was left to struggle through life, enduring every hardship it had to offer. First, the agony of losing her beloved and regretting it too late. Second, the misery of growing old alone while plagued by serious illness. Third, the loss of her former reputation as a wise ruler, leaving her with a lifetime of infamy. [Volume Two]: Both are reborn, and their broken relationship is mended. [Volume Three]: From ancient times to the modern day, in the entertainment industry. The transmigration takes place in the same timeline as Part One. While I'm at it, here's a recommendation for another women-dominant novel I've written, Finding Him Among the Crowd: the flirtatious eldest daughter of the Xue family and the top courtesan of a brothel, who bears the burden of a family vendetta, catch a brief glimpse of each other at the Lantern Festival. When they meet again, they use each other, love and fight, and search among the crowds for the one they seek. At last, they turn around and find that person where the lantern lights grow dim. Theme: Cherish the person by your side