"He crossed the snow alone, but his beloved was as radiant as the spring sun"
Mei Changjun is the long-lost eldest princess. As a child, she was sold to the Ink Garden and trained as an assassin.
In the endless darkness, she thought she had found her own light. To save him, she disobeyed an order for the first time and calmly awaited death.
On the day of her execution, the palace came looking for her. She regained her identity as the eldest princess, emerged from the secret chamber, and saw daylight once more.
But that light had never belonged to her. Two years of marriage brought suspicion, tests, and ceaseless worry...
When the poison in her body flared up again, she grew weary and pretended to be reckless, hoping only to part ways.
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Pei Xizhou serves as both the Imperial Preceptor and chief grand secretary. He has always been noble and magnanimous, full of compassion for all living things.
Their marriage was arranged by imperial decree. He doesn't care that the eldest princess keeps male lovers or meets with important officials, but he still can't bring himself to let her go.
Until the Lantern Festival that year, when a few remaining sparks from the lantern display wash away his usual indifference.
She takes a blade for him, and her identity is exposed.
He kneels dumbly on the ground, his clothes soaked through with snow.
The lanterns burn out, and the whole world turns cold.
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Reborn into another life, Mei Changjun takes a different path, but is still ordered to approach Pei Xizhou, the future chief grand secretary.
She gradually understands why the chief grand secretary, revered as the Imperial Preceptor, upright and virtuous, a savior of all people, will one day unleash a storm of bloodshed in the capital.
The history books record that after the eldest princess died, the chief grand secretary seized power over the court, bathed the capital in blood, then abruptly took his own life beneath a plum tree.
On the last winter of his life, the chief grand secretary broke off a vivid, serene red plum branch and placed it before the eldest princess's grave.
Year after year, in the snow, I often plucked plum blossoms and got drunk.
I rub the plum blossoms to pieces, my spirit gone, my clothes soaked in tears.
#The heroine is reborn, and the hero regains his memories of his past life#
Before regaining his memories:
He keeps everyone at arm's length, his cool jade-like eyes still frosted over. "Miss, please show some respect."
After regaining his memories:
He kneels and wounds himself. Blood seeps from his jade hairpin and spills across the pure white snow. "I won't save the world anymore... Your Highness, please save me."
"Your servant's heart races madly for Your Highness"
"One-on-one romance, happy ending, both leads' first love"
My upcoming novel, She Is the Chief Grand Secretary's Little Plum Blossom (Reborn), is an ancient-style romance about a chief grand secretary and a princess. Please add it to your favorites!
Core theme: The river of history always branches, so the road ahead is endless
So I don't understand who the male protagonist likes, the female protagonist who originally wore the mask or the eldest princess after marriage?
Don't fake brothers and sisters talk about the defense of men and women?
"Bye, Changjun." ""Catch a big bug for the author~ Hahahahahahahaha Bye does this mean goodbye? It seems inappropriate, hahahaha, but it's harmless! Very well written!
The ending is a bit rushed~ I didn't understand why I didn't understand the past life. . How did the heroine die after faking her own death?
I would like to ask, after the heroine was reborn, she didn't have time to practice martial arts yet, so why did she gain energy so quickly (manual dog head)
Congratulations on the completion! I have been following up on the update for two months, and I am very reluctant to give up. I thought that it would take half a year to finish at DaDa's rate of two updates a week (laughs). At first, I thought it might be a trumpet account of a certain author. The character, writing style, and logic of this article are relatively mature, and I can't tell that DaDa is still a new author (kudos!) But it ended too quickly! It feels like the story stopped abruptly just as it was about to unfold (crying). Some plot points in the previous article have not been properly explained. The plot lines can be opened up a little more, not limited to the male and female protagonists, such as Xiao Pei's previous generation, the story of the empress and the Northern Wei emperor, Lu Xu, whom Changjun mentioned in his previous life, did not appear, etc. If the plots of some supporting characters such as Lin Dan and Gu Heng are richer, I think the characters may be fuller and the overall plot will be more complete and coherent. There is a point of doubt. Did Xiao Pei first fall in love with Changjun who was the killer, and then fell in love with Changjun who was the princess? (Doubt) I really like Dada's writing style. Many details are written very delicately. I hope Dada's books will get better and better. I'm looking forward to the extra chapters hahahaha! Throw flowers!
It's okay to quarrel, but make up after the quarrel!
Changjun has lost his vest! The words are so cute, please come more, hahahaha!
Why did the pace suddenly speed up?
Wow cool wow cool! Happy! There are benefits for children who go to bed late!