Yun You transmigrates into a book.
In the book, the late emperor loved his wife beyond reason. After she passed away, he soon followed her, leaving behind his heir and the boy's widowed mother to struggle under the control of a powerful minister.
Fortunately, the young emperor is clever. He endures humiliation and plays along with the minister's daughter, the young empress who loves him. In the end, he defeats the minister, has the young empress put to death with a white silk cord, and marries the woman he truly loves.
Yun You is that young empress who is put to death with a white silk cord.
For the sake of her own life, she absolutely cannot let the "late emperor" die and the "young emperor" ascend the throne.
Who would have thought that when Yun You enters the palace to care for the sick man, a dazzling light would suddenly flare in the eyes of the "late emperor," who had long since lost the will to live?
He reaches out a trembling hand and pulls her into his arms. "Youyou, no matter what you look like, I will always recognize you."
The "late emperor" mistakes Yun You for his deceased empress returned from the dead, and so he recovers.
He spoils Yun You almost beyond measure, while she nervously plays the role of the late empress's replacement, afraid that one day the "late emperor" will discover she's a fake.
That is, until her memories from her previous life return, and she discovers that she and the "late emperor" really do have a tangled past... At last, she no longer has to worry that the "late emperor" will cut off her head one day.
1. This story draws heavily on historical elements from the Han dynasty, along with a few from other dynasties, including the Rebellion of the Seven States, the Decree of Favor, Wang Mang's usurpation of the throne, the Silk Road, and the Ming dynasty's policy of reducing the power of the vassal princes after the Jingnan Campaign. The main plot draws on the Rebellion of the Seven States, the Decree of Favor, and the Ming dynasty's policy of reducing the vassal princes' power. The events, from the princes' rebellion to its suppression and the implementation of measures such as the Decree of Favor, broadly follow history.
2. The heroine transmigrates into a book and has no connection whatsoever with the original male lead, the "young emperor," from the very beginning.
3. No checking spoilers against the original, and no reposting without permission.
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Princess Zhaohua
Jiang Yiyao is unloved by both her father and mother, and is genuinely pitiful in everyone's eyes.
Who would have guessed that somehow this poor little thing would catch the Empress Dowager's eye?
The Empress Dowager brings her into the palace and raises her like a precious jewel.
The poor little thing is soft, sweet, and delicate, and before long, both the emperor and his son grow fond of her too.
When the poor little thing is old enough to marry, the powerful men aren't about to let her go.
Blurb Two:
Jiang Yiyao is not the true daughter of the Earl of Zhongyong's household.
Back then, when the military governor of Fanyang invaded Chang'an, a servant girl from the Princess Jiayang's household and someone from the Earl of Zhongyong's household accidentally switched babies in the chaos.
From then on, the earl's daughter became a richly pampered princess, while the real princess became a pitiful little thing.
The fake princess is expected to marry the Crown Prince.
To keep their own daughter from losing her privileged future, the earl's household decides to keep Jiang Yiyao hidden away.
Who would have guessed that one day the Empress Dowager would visit the temple where Jiang Yiyao goes to worship Buddha,
and meet Jiang Yiyao, who looks just like her beloved daughter...
Enchanting Beauty
Wen Yan is Prince Kang's only legitimate daughter, but just after she is born, her mother swaps her with a peasant child.
Sixteen years later,
Wen Yan has grown into an enchanting beauty, with a slender waist so delicate it seems it could be held in one hand.
The heir to Prince Kang's title, who took her place, falls for her at first sight and wants to take her as a concubine.
After all, Wen Yan is just a peasant girl. It's her good fortune that he wants her.
Prince Kang's wife initially tries to stop him, but when she accidentally learns Wen Yan's identity, she quietly gives her consent to keep the secret from coming out.
But who could have expected that when Prince Kang's household tries to force Wen Yan into marriage, the poor scholar everyone had overlooked would stand in front of her?
The token he produces makes everyone in Prince Kang's household kneel before him.
The Crown Prince has been sickly since childhood. A revered monk says he must be raised in humble circumstances, so the Crown Prince is sent to live with a farming family.
The family is poor, but their home is warm, and they treat the Crown Prince as their own.
Even their only daughter brings him the few nice things she owns. When he reaches out to pat her head, she looks delighted.
Gradually, the younger sister grows up, and the Crown Prince's expression changes as he watches her graceful figure.
That year, just after he passes the examination to become a government student, the heir to Prince Kang's title tries to force his sister to become his concubine...
Theme: Stay true to your original aspirations, and you will see them through
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[Qin] The Peach Blossom Spring
It's me who insists on going to the kitchen, it's me who wants to attack Xiaoxiao, why don't you scold me (No) There was a sound in my head x
Srds, I still want the heroine to regain her memory quickly, otherwise she will always feel that the emperor treats her as a substitute, and she will not be able to truly feel at ease... And it seems that the emperor is a bit frivolous. He knows that the heroine is the first empress, but the heroine does not know, and others do not know, but he The two of them behave very affectionately, and the age difference is there. In the past, everyone knew that the emperor regarded the heroine's predecessor as his senior, but now he leaves the unrelated heroine to serve in the palace where there are only two masters, the emperor and the queen mother. Wouldn't it seem strange to the outside world?
Fortunately, she is the queen mother. If it were an ordinary official family, even if her son was the consort, he would probably be able to let the princess serve her as a mother-in-law. In that case, it would not be a trap for a servant but for the whole family.
I still don't understand what the Queen Mother is thinking. She may say she doesn't care about the emperor, but she is still very anxious when she is sick or injured. She may say she cares, but she never seems to care about her son's feelings. A niece from her mother's family can be more important than her son, and even kill the queen.
Yao Ruchun is really miserable, but I still don't quite understand why she provided the heroine with a list at that time? After all, she hasn't left this family yet. Doesn't she know that what her father did will destroy the nine tribes? Moreover, Yao Ruchun can be regarded as having done meritorious deeds no matter what. Didn't the heroine say please for her?
The old father shed sad tears
It's been more than 70 chapters, when will my memory be restored?
Sweet! I hope every chapter is so sweet
Forehead? You are such a good person, why can you survive only by becoming a monk?
Why are you stuck here! Ahhhh, I'm so angry, I'm going to kill him!