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The thing that Han Hui regretted most in his previous life was betting on the wrong candidate for the crown prince...
But who would have thought that the person who finally came to power would be a woman?
She is also a frail princess rumored to have killed her father and brother, and sacrificed her family's blood to ascend to the throne.
As for the fate of the Han family...
Han Hui: Haha.
Naturally, it was used to worship the flag.
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After reviving his life, Han Hui's biggest wish is to keep his family alive.
And what you have to do to survive...
Of course, you have to hold the empress's thigh firmly!
Etc.
Why is this empress more cruel than the character in his memory?
The most important thing is...
Why did he die suddenly? !
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After ascending to the throne, Her Majesty the Queen, who had drastically reformed the pedantic court and finally been able to take a breather and enjoy her old age, woke up and returned to her youth?
When he thought about dying before he could enjoy the fruits of his labor, Jiang Yueming wanted to give God a knife.
But after returning home, Jiang Yueming planned to start from scratch: usurping the throne.
Um?
Why does something seem to be different...
How did her ex-fiancé, who dumped her before her hair was born, become her little follower?
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There is a rumor in Beijing: The eldest son of the Han family has been in love with the fourth princess for a long time. This marriage contract is truly a match made in heaven!
Jiang Yueming, who has just regained some power:... What's wrong?
Come on, kill him for me.
Han Hui died.
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1. Dual lives of male and female protagonists + micro-infinite flow;
2. The scheming and beautiful minister x the empress who is cold and career-minded;
3. The three ways of the title refer to Han Hui's three rebirths. As his attitude and emotions change, he does different things and leads to different endings;
4. The perspective is that of male and female protagonists, and the ending is he.
Concept: Love starts from getting close.