Jianing Commandery Princess Chu Yan grew up with everything going her way. She married Song Shiyuan and became Crown Princess, then naturally ascended to the empress's throne.
Only after she "drowned" and died did she discover that her adoring husband had long been having an affair with her cousin, and they even had a son together. In the end, he left her with the infamous reputation of an empress who was childless and jealous.
Chu Yan's spirit lingered until Prince Huai, Song Shi'an, renowned for his ruthless cruelty, marched into the capital with his troops, killed Song Shiyuan, and seized the throne.
With her great vengeance avenged, she never expected to be reborn at the age of thirteen.
At this point, Song Shiyuan had yet to be named Crown Prince, Song Shi'an was still a neglected prince, and she was still the young commandery princess, more honored than the princesses themselves.
Chu Yan declared: Pay back every grudge, and repay every kindness.
Scene One:
Song Shi'an realizes that the girl he never dared hope to win has actually started approaching him of her own accord.
Intimidated by the future tyrant's fearsome reputation, Chu Yan is also counting on him to have her back. She ingratiates herself with him: "Cousin Ninth, don't worry. I'll help bring you and the girl you love together."
Song Shi'an gazes at her for a long time, making her squirm, then quietly answers, "All right."
Scene Two:
Everyone knows that Jianing Commandery Princess's standards for a husband are simple: she wants someone she knows well, preferably a childhood sweetheart, who excels in both letters and arms and treats her well.
But first, the Second Prince's mother rejected her, then the Fourth Prince betrayed her by sleeping with someone else. Empress Dowager Zhao gave up on marrying her granddaughter into the imperial family.
When the Second Prince is demoted to commoner and the Fourth Prince loses the emperor's favor, Song Shi'an is about to be named Crown Prince. He corners Chu Yan against a wall. "I meet every one of your requirements. When will you give me a chance?"
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"Spring in the Forbidden Court"
After losing her parents, Zhaozhao is sent to live with her uncle's family, becoming a poor relation under their roof.
Though she keeps to herself, her astonishing beauty attracts the attention of her third cousin. Her cousin's wife tells her aunt to send her off to a country estate, where she suffers for quite some time.
A month later, Zhaozhao returns to the marquis's residence. Seeing that even the jewelry she took with her is gone, and hearing of the turmoil outside the capital, the mother-in-law and daughter-in-law figure she must have suffered enough and finally ease off, at least for now.
During the autumn hunt in the twelfth year of the Jiayuan era, the emperor is injured and goes missing. The empire cannot go a day without a ruler, and someone among the princes and princely lords begins to scheme.
Not long afterward, the emperor returns safe and sound. He swiftly deals with the rebels and stabilizes the court. Everyone realizes it was a trap and grows even more fearful of him.
Only the emperor and those close to him know the truth: he really was badly injured. A young girl saved him, even pawning her jewelry to buy medicine for his wounds, but then she left without a word.
At first, the emperor sends people to find her so he can return the hairpin she pawned and repay her with some money as thanks.
Later, when he sees the girl being bullied, her eyes brimming with tears, he can no longer let her go. He decides to personally stand up for her.
Knowing how gentle and beautiful she is, the emperor is harsh and picky when it comes to the young talents pursuing Zhaozhao, and finally settles on a few candidates.
But as soon as the candidates are presented to Zhaozhao, he regrets it.
Looking at the lovely young woman, her cheeks flushed and her skin luminous, the emperor experiences the stirrings of love for the first time.
Scene:
At a palace banquet one day, someone drugs Zhaozhao, and she nearly loses her virtue.
The emperor is furious. When he rushes over, he sees Zhaozhao holding a hairpin and trying to slash her own face. Without thinking, he wrests it from her. The long hairpin pierces his palm, and blood streams down his hand, but he pays it no heed.
Looking at the young girl with her eyes red from crying, he says gravely, "Zhaozhao, stay by my side."
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2. This is a fictional setting, and the heroine is reborn. The setting and logic serve the plot, so please don't nitpick.
3. This is a sweet romance. Read at your own discretion if that's not your thing.
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Wu Sulan and Chu Jinghui are not together, but married a wife who is helpful to the heroine. The author wants Chu Jinghui to devote herself to her death. The two legitimate sons of the General's Mansion later let it go, and Chu Xian also let it go. King Qi didn't explain why he stayed single until his death. I found that the author's articles are very long, as if he wants to tell the story of all the protagonists and supporting characters, but seems to have forgotten to mention the things that should be explained clearly at the end, dragging on and without a climax!
It's very interesting. The only thing is that what happened to the person that King Qi liked?
This scumbag doesn't even get his lunch box, and even after a happy ending, he still acts like a monster and is angry.
The protagonist lives entirely by the halo of the male and female protagonist!!! What the hell is this shit written about?
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