In her previous life, Yin Hua lived recklessly for half her life, only to die pierced through the heart by a hail of arrows. After her death, everyone went out of their way to avoid her.
Not only did she loathe Prince Shu, Qin Yuchen, who had saved her, but for the Prince of Dongping, whom she had admired since childhood, she personally swallowed an abortion drug and then forced Qin Yuchen to write her a letter of divorce.
In the end, the Prince of Dongping failed at the last hurdle. Using her as a human shield was not enough; he even threatened Qin Yuchen.
It was Qin Yuchen who finally gathered her bloodied body into his arms, disregarding the stares of everyone around them,
and said to her, "Huahua, let's go home."
Yin Hua used what little strength she had left to push him away, and died with hatred in her heart.
Reborn into a new life, Yin Hua had only just finished thanking Heaven when she discovered that her family had already been destroyed.
Yin Hua trembled in fear. Tonight, should she obediently wait for Qin Yuchen to come get her, or should she go to him herself?
Extra scene:
Prince Shu, Qin Yuchen, noticed that his concubine's attitude toward him had changed. She went from barely giving him the time of day to visiting his study every night to serve tea and keep him company. Once, she even offered to wash his feet.
Qin Yuchen: "No, no need."
So the imperial physicians streamed into Prince Shu's residence to examine the mind of the prince's beloved concubine, Yin Hua.
When he learned that Yin Hua was perfectly normal, Qin Yuchen grew even more troubled. Why was she suddenly being so attentive? What was she up to?
Watching Qin Yuchen keep his distance more and more, Yin Hua was utterly baffled. Did Qin Yuchen have some unusual preference? Did he like her only when she didn't like him?
One evening, Yin Hua gracefully blocked the entrance to Qin Yuchen's study, weeping like a freshly emerged lotus: "What must I do for Your Highness to be satisfied?"
Qin Yuchen gazed at her radiant, dewy face and ventured, "Why don't you have a child for me?"
Yin Hua beamed. "All right."
Theme: Acknowledge your mistakes, actively make amends, and never run away or back down.
