Yan Jue was unlucky. He was appointed by the emperor to be a handsome man, and the prince chose him to serve as his attendant. However, he made no achievements in the few years he entered the court. The only time he went on an expedition with the army, he contracted a serious illness and died in the emperor's study.
On her deathbed, Yan Jue tried her best to entrust the manuscript of her life to the new emperor, hoping that the infatuated man would keep it for her out of consideration for her old friendship. However, when she arrived in the underworld, she was not only scolded by the man's father, but also had a beautifully bound book thrown in his face. When Yan Jue opened it, he found that half of it was his own diary.
Yan Jue came back to life. In addition to preventing the destruction of the country and the people, more importantly, she wanted to find out which genius had dug out and published the diary that she had burned.
Yan Jue later discovered that things were not that simple. Due to some ridiculous rules, she exchanged part of her memories with Xi Zhao, the future founding emperor.
What's even more terrifying is that every time her mind moves, they can still get a glimpse of each other's past.
Although she might be able to use this to piece together the truth behind the turmoil step by step,
But why was it that all she got were pieces of Danqi jade and veteran generals' orders, while what Xi Zhao got was drinking in the spring, boating on a summer night, and her and her senior sister spending time under the moonlight?
Xi Zhao: So shouldn't you reflect on why you thought about summer night rafting during the imperial examination?
Intention: Everyone loves Yan Youzhan