The Nun Who Fought the Imperial Noble Consort to the Death

To avenge her fallen country, Princess Helian Jing, taken prisoner in the war, rose from government courtesan to imperial consort alongside her half-sister.

Just as she had the old emperor under her control and was about to restore her country, her half-sister secretly sent her to her death with a cup of poisoned wine, putting her own lover on the throne.

After being reborn, Helian Jing, filled with resentment, returned to the day the city fell and she was captured.

"A government courtesan or a nun!"

Before the blade of the young and mighty General Wang of the Han, Helian Jing, whose beauty could topple kingdoms, sat on the ground. Though disheveled, she smiled seductively. "A nun."

This time, she would choose a completely different path to restore her country and avenge her humiliation.

From then on, the sickly new emperor, the domineering prince, the aloof holy monk, the abstinent general, and the refined imperial physician: Helian Jing spared not a single man whose good looks she could use to her advantage.

From a nun enslaved after the fall of her country and family to the Grand Preceptor of Great Wei, with the power to depose and appoint heirs to the throne, Helian Jing advanced step by step, carefully laying her plans.

A super satisfying power-up story set in a royal temple, featuring the humiliation of an imperial consort half-sister and battles against a scheming best friend.

The candidates for the heroine's affection are the emperor, the prince, the holy monk, the general, and the imperial physician. The constant romantic battle drives the plot.

Theme: If you repay enmity with virtue, what will you repay virtue with?