Yu Beiyuan died. She died on the day of the country's fall. She was poisoned by her consort who had successfully rebelled.
When she woke up again, she found herself reborn.
Returning to the boudoir that I was familiar with a year ago, I saw my little maid rushing in hurriedly wearing a pink dress that day, and asked her if she felt any pain after falling into the water and being unconscious for so long.
Since he was resurrected, of course he had to kill the consort who was still a prince with a different surname at the beginning.
It's strange, wasn't she reborn? Why did she hear someone shouting "Your Majesty is in trouble, please protect him quickly" when she slashed at the consort with the golden sword in her hand?
Could it be that he was also reborn?
1. A bloody novel, the male and female protagonists are not reborn, and the supporting characters travel through time
2. Randomly opened Bianwen, imaginary
Purpose: Once upon a time, the sea was difficult to overcome, except for Wushan, it was not a cloud.
