In her previous life, Chang Yan stopped at nothing to take revenge. She stirred up trouble in the Eastern Palace and secured the position of Crown Princess.
Who could have guessed that on the day the Crown Prince ascended the throne, she would be run through the chest with a sword and die in a pool of blood?
In a daze, Chang Yan saw the man she had admired for ten years walk in holding a sword. He killed the emperor and avenged her.
The man was covered in bloodshed, nothing like his usual refined and gentle self. Only then did Chang Yan realize just how deeply he loved her.
But she would never again have the chance to call him "Uncle Jing."
When Chang Yan woke, she found herself in a man's arms. They were walking in the rain, surrounded by guards who watched her as if they feared she might run away.
Chang Yan looked around, her heart pounding. She decided not to oppose the man as she had before, and instead called out in a soft, sweet voice, "Uncle Jing, I'm scared."
The man's body stiffened. His voice was gruff. "If you're scared, then behave."
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Jing Zhan was a powerful court minister. For a woman who had never had him in her heart, he committed the greatest taboo in the world, braving all opposition to claim the supreme throne.
For twenty years as emperor, he left the empress's seat empty. As death approached, he walked step by step into the imperial mausoleum. At last, the despair he had carried in his heart for so many years could come to an end.
When he opened his eyes again, he found himself in the study of his official residence, with a beautiful woman beside him massaging his shoulders with practiced ease.
Noticing that something was wrong with Jing Zhan, Chang Yan gave him a soft, alluring smile. "Uncle Jing, what's wrong?"
The Chang Yan of his previous life would never have treated Jing Zhan so kindly.
She had only ever pressured him, threatened him, seduced him, and used every means at her disposal to make him help her.
Jing Zhan suffered, yet surrendered himself willingly, savoring this poison in the form of a beautiful woman.
Perhaps because he thought he was dreaming, Jing Zhan blurted out the words he had wanted to say for years but could never bring himself to speak: "I want... to make you my wife."
*Both leads are reborn, but at different points in time.
*They are twelve years apart in age. The setting is fictional, the story is a slow burn, and the historical elements are all mixed together, so please don't overthink them.
Theme: Learn to be honest with one another and work hard to pursue your dreams.
So Concubine Yi is actually Chang Yan's mother? In this way, Emperor Gong was so afraid and concerned about Chang Liao'an. Even if Concubine Yi was about to be equal to the Queen, she never thought about letting her son compete for the throne, and never thought about making Chang Yan his wife. With Feng He's perspective, it all makes sense. But I personally would be very curious about whether the butterfly woman in the first few chapters is also a villain? The author's writing is very good and interesting, but the progress is a little slow. I look forward to the follow-up progress.
Oops, please give me more, it's not enough.
I don't know if I can wait for the big extra episode 🤩
I love this article so much!!
Are the cook, Wen Chu, the queen, and the butterfly woman on a rainy night a key role?
"Jing Zhan's face can't bear to go out." This is a big bug for the author~ even
"Material" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Talent
Oh, why did you give it up so easily in this life?
I really hope Jing Zhan regains his memory
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