Does the Commandery Princess Regret It Today?

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When He Zhenzhu first transmigrated, she thought she had landed in a rags-to-riches farming story. Then the System appeared and revealed that she was inside a book.

Her mission was to save the book's sacrificial character, the real daughter of Prince Yan's household. After being recognized by her birth family, she would be framed again and again by the fake heiress, then die on a winter night during the New Year celebrations.

From then on, wherever Feng Liannu appeared, He Zhenzhu was there too, always guarding her side.

On the day she was reclaimed by her birth family, Feng Liannu looked at the woman who was about to accompany her to the prince's mansion. "Thank you for looking after me all this time. I'll reward you handsomely. But now that I've returned to my family and reclaimed my status, I'm someone you can no longer aspire to. Please take care of yourself."

That day, she believed the words of the "younger sister" who had always taken her place. He Zhenzhu had stayed by her side because she had known all along how noble her birth was.

Perhaps even their first meeting had been planned. That day, Feng Liannu was heartbroken. She could never have imagined that the "younger sister" who had usurped her place would go on to frame her without end.

On a winter night during the New Year celebrations, as she lay dying, she heard, "Sister, your biggest mistake wasn't coming back. It was believing me."

In that moment, she finally understood. She regretted everything, her heart aching with unbearable pain, but she would never see that familiar figure again.

(Rekindled love, happy ending)

(Cool, mature woman × sweet, airheaded beauty)

(Top is older; both are each other's first)

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Synopsis:

In the ninth year of Rongsheng, the three sons born to the Noble Consort died horrific deaths during a palace coup. The Noble Consort took her own life, leaving only the Seventh Princess, who was on the verge of madness and repeatedly offended the Emperor, as if possessed by an evil spirit.

She should have been sent to the state temple to repent through a life of prayer and vegetarianism.

But the Imperial Preceptor foretold that the Seventh Princess was destined to become the Great Sheng Dynasty's first Eldest Imperial Princess, favored by Heaven and not to be treated poorly.

The court debated, rumors spread among the people, and, under pressure, the Emperor chose the daughter of a court official to marry the Seventh Princess and drive out her demons.

When Yao Shutong was chosen, she entered the palace in fear and trepidation.

The Emperor had never liked the rebellious Third Prince. Rumor had it that the Noble Consort had been forced to drink the poisoned wine. This marriage to bring good fortune to the Seventh Princess was nothing more than a way to protect the Emperor's reputation for benevolence.

When the time came, he could find some excuse to have the Seventh Princess die quietly. If that happened, Yao Shutong would surely be killed too.

But no one could have predicted that the Seventh Princess would one day ascend the supreme throne and become an empress of unmatched majesty.

And by her side, from beginning to end, there was only one woman.

By day, she was the supreme empress. By night, she would softly murmur, "A Tong..."

When I had nothing, when I was at my lowest, you were the only one by my side. So when I rise again, I will want no one but you.

Of three thousand waters, I would drink from only one gourd.

(Resilient and devoted × aloof and deeply devoted)

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