Historically, Empress Mingde, née Cui, lived only to the age of eighteen.
She accompanied the deposed crown prince into exile beyond the ancient Great Wall for three years.
She wiped away his tears, and he drank her blood.
She dug wild vegetables to feed him. In the depths of winter, she washed his clothes until her hands were raw beyond recognition...
The deposed crown prince ascended the throne, only to order his wife put to death.
It turned out that those three years had all been spent preparing the way for her elder sister.
The night she died, he was celebrating his wedding night.
Thousands of years later, Cui Xueji read the official history's account of Empress Mingde's short, tragic life and sighed over her fate.
She never expected to transmigrate one day, her soul entering the body of the fifteen-year-old Empress Mingde.
At the time, the future empress is still the second daughter of the Marquis of Yongyi, born to a concubine and awaiting marriage. She shares Cui Xueji's name.
Her stepmother says she has found her a fine match: she is to take her elder sister's place and marry into the Eastern Palace.
Cui Xueji packs her valuables and runs away in the middle of the night.
She has no intention of meeting the same tragic end as the historical Empress Mingde.
But she stays at the Marquis of Yongyi's residence for the sake of her half-brother, Cui Xubai.
It turns out that history is not recorded truthfully. The emperor was neither cold-hearted nor unfaithful, and he never betrayed Empress Mingde, his wife.
Instead, Empress Mingde remained devoted to her half-brother all her life, and died of grief over a love that society would never accept.
Cui Xueji thinks that since she is here now, she will make all of Empress Mingde's regrets come right.
[Reading Guide]
1. One-on-one romance, fictional Ming dynasty, and a happy ending. The author is terrible at writing blurbs, so don't skip chapters or you'll miss important information.
2. This is not a story about scumbag men and women. The official history differs from the female lead's actual experience after she transmigrates. The male and female leads are not blood relatives, and they will not begin a romance while they are siblings in name.
3. A male character is reborn with memories of his past life. The female lead transmigrates for a second time, without memories of her first life, and her personality is completely different from how it was during her first transmigration. This is because a male character transmigrated from ancient times to the modern day, changing part of her personality when she was a child, before she transmigrated.
Theme: I aspire to write history and let my brilliance shine through a thousand springs.
So... Seeing now... Who is the male protagonist???? I looked at the introduction... It looked like a prince... But after reading it now... Damn it... I hope my brother is the male protagonist, what should I do?!! (╥╯╰╥)? If that doesn't work, let the heroine be the only one beautiful! Looking at this brother who has been in love for a thousand years, I feel that he is so tired of love... And that brother feels like the heroine's brother after time travel and him a thousand years later... It's so difficult!!!
What the hell are you writing about? All the logic is unreasonable.
I'm thinking about mourning, right? The emperor really needs to hurry up. What's the point of being incompetent and furious? You are in so much pain that you want to make everyone worse than death?
I hope the emperor discovers Xue Ji. Why does Xiao Shen want to put Xue Ji in danger every time?
The emperor is seriously ill. A modern man who has been completely corrupted by feudal imperial power is really cruel in his methods.
Speechless, a bunch of crazy monsters
What the hell is this, really?
Dad, when will you update?
How many normal people are there in this article? Others are just like evil ghosts. People are bad, but there are also good people and normal people. I don't understand why it has to be written like this. A female doctor saves lives and is still humiliated? I really can't stand it when my tongue is cut off. Isn't it a pleasure to write this kind of torture of a woman?
This emperor is a pervert