Qu Yuesang was born in a general family and was the emperor's appointed daughter-in-law. No matter which prince came out in the future, she would be the queen in the middle palace.
After growing up, Qu Yuesang got her wish and married the new emperor Yu Jian. On their wedding night, Yu Jian left her alone.
The wedding of the emperor and the empress was celebrated by everyone. The palace was decorated with lanterns and colorful decorations. Qu Yuesang watched with his own eyes as Yu Jian worshiped with another woman in a remote palace.
On the day when he learned that Yu Jian wanted to be deposed, Qu Yuesang took aim at the Supreme Emperor Yu Chu, who abdicated less than half a year after he ascended the throne to devote himself to writing books, and planned to support his restoration. After several attempts to persuade her to hook up, Yu Chu left Beijing and went to his fiefdom.
Qu Yuesang and Yu Jian have been a couple for nine years. They have been separated from each other for nine years. On the surface, they respect each other like guests, but secretly they want to strangle each other to death.
Later, Qu Yuesang killed Yu Jian Bai Yueguang, and led the old members of the Qu family to rebel but failed and committed suicide in front of the city gate. Before she died, she vaguely saw Yu Chu running against the heavy snow, but Yu Jian missed him and fell to his knees next to her, vomiting out a large amount of blood.
Reborn two years after their marriage, Qu Yuesang looked at the pale Yu Chu who was pressed between the books by her, swallowed, and asked seriously: "If I said I came here to ask for advice, would you believe it?"
Yu Chu looked at her with a complicated look, put down his hands that were originally rejecting, and slowly shook his head.
What did she say in her previous life?
She said: I was supposed to be your queen.
The Glamorous Queen × The Sick Emperor
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The male protagonist Yu Chu (chu, three sounds) is Yu Jian's brother, not his father.
1V1, double C, double life.
Determination: There is no need to regret sincerity, and commitment must be made decisively.
