Wei Zifu was by Liu Che's side for more than forty years. From being his favorite in the imperial chambers to losing his affection as her beauty faded, she diligently fulfilled her duties as empress.
Then came the witchcraft scandal. Misled by villains, the emperor turned against the Wei family and raised his sword against them. The usually gentle empress suddenly showed her fierce side. She opened the armory, summoned the Wei guards, and rebelled against this mighty ruler, famed throughout history.
In the end, her rebellion failed, and she brought her legendary life to a close with a length of white silk.
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When Wei Zifu opened her eyes again, she was back at Princess Pingyang's manor, at the start of her ill-fated relationship. This time, she tried to hide her beauty and pretended to be sick as soon as Liu Che arrived. If she couldn't afford to offend him, surely she could at least avoid him?
But could someone please explain why Liu Che was so determined to take her to bed?
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After being reborn, Liu Che sped through the early beginner levels and finally remembered his good empress who had rebelled against him.
For the sake of the Han dynasty's two legendary generals, he gritted his teeth and went to Princess Pingyang's manor, intending to take Wei Zifu to bed.
The young Wei Zifu was in her prime, breathtakingly beautiful, and looking at him with utter disdain?
1. A self-indulgent story written for the author's own enjoyment. Meeting is fate.
2. The leads know each other inside and out. They're an old married couple with complicated, delicate feelings for one another. They still love each other, but neither of them has become a hopeless romantic.
3. The plot doesn't have much logic. It's all for fun, so don't read if you dislike the outrageous plot points below: #Huo Qubing absolutely will not die of illness. Make him conquer Eurasia. #Kill Jiang Chong as soon as he shows up. #Give Li Guang a marquis title. He's had a rough time. More to come.
Theme: Respect and love yourself.
