Drunk on Spring Beneath Her Skirts (Both Reborn)

Qin Fan was born into the Princess Royal's household. Her father was the heir to a marquisate, her mother was a regent princess, and her uncle was the emperor. For love, she married Xu Sheng, not caring that he was a lowborn servant. She thought that as long as they could be together, even the northwest wind would taste sweet. Three years into their marriage, Xu Sheng launched a rebellion and seized the throne. He was cruel and brutal, slaughtering 367 members of the previous dynasty's imperial family, yet he spared her life. Her parents were dead, her country had fallen, and she spent thirty years confined in the Cold Palace. Xu Sheng, who had once looked down on her, obsessively clung to her every night, whispering that he loved her. More absurdly, when she died, Xu Sheng actually died for love. When Qin Fan opened her eyes again, she was back on her wedding night. Her parents and friends were still alive. Xu Sheng, dressed in red, held her in an almost feverish embrace, trembling all over, looking as if he had regained what he had lost. So he had been reborn too. Qin Fan took the nuptial wine from her maid and smashed the cup and its contents against the back of his head twice. Xu Sheng toppled over in shock. She stepped forward, snatched up the other wine cup amid the maids' startled cries, and smashed it against his forehead twice more. Only after making sure he was dead did she laugh in satisfaction. She had killed the groom on their wedding night. Calmly, Qin Fan pulled off her wedding veil and wiped her hands, then said lightly,