Liu Baibai died three times and was reborn four times.
In her first life, she was the concubine of Wu Enhou Mansion and a tea concubine. She refused to accept the decision and walked all the way from Mingluo Courtyard to the Imperial Study Room, overthrew the Marquis of Nanchang, vindicated the Liu family's injustice, married King Munan, and finally died on the corridor of Cining Palace - two stabs, one in the chest and one in the abdomen.
In the second life, she was reborn in Ah Jiu's body with a different face and identity, but she was still recognized by King Munan. He has been looking for her for three lifetimes, waiting for her for three lifetimes, and refuses to let go like crazy.
In the third life, she was reborn in Ah Tang's body and became King An's maid. King An recognized her and said, "Liu Baibai, the system says that you can only be reborn if you marry me."
In the fourth life, she was reborn in Liu Rutang's body and became King An's cousin. King Munan was still there, but he compromised and just wanted to stay by her side and watch from a distance.
Four reincarnations, three men, one system.
She changed from a concubine who was bullied, to a female official in charge of the inner court, to the owner of embroidery workshops all over the south of the Yangtze River, to Liu Baibai, a fourth-generation woman who refused to bow her head.
She thought she was running for her life, but actually she was looking for a way home.
She thought she was a time traveler, but in fact she had never left.
The system says that once the male and female protagonists get married, the plot will be stable. But who is the hero? Is it King Munan who has been waiting for her for three lifetimes, or King An who has been waiting for her for four lifetimes? Was it the mad king who sat with her body all night after her death, or the idiot who planted osmanthus trees in Lingnan for three years and sent her a dried osmanthus flower every year?
She chose. The optional price is four reincarnations.
One sentence introduction:
A concubine, four reincarnations, the obsessions of three men, and an endless account.
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