The bad news: Lu Wen died.
The good news: She got the transmigrate-to-Rome package, Han Dynasty edition. She was born into a noble family, with two marquess parents and an aunt who served as regent from behind the curtain.
But!
Her aunt, the regent, had a rebellious and unfilial son who spent every day drunk and dreaming, with little time left to live.
Lu Wen's smile hadn't even had time to form before freezing on her face.
Still, at least the new emperor was her beloved, a wise ruler praised by history, and their marriage was harmonious.
One last bit of bad news: She died on the eve of her beloved's ascension to the throne.
Her name was nowhere to be found in the histories spanning more than two thousand years. Only a few words remained: "The Queen of Dai bore four sons. The former King of Dai had not yet been enthroned as emperor when the queen died. After the King of Dai ascended the throne, all four sons born to the queen died of illness in turn."
Lu Wen sat bolt upright on her deathbed and looked at her beloved, whose face was bright and whose eyes brimmed with tenderness.
Theme: Bound in marriage, loving and trusting one another without doubt
