Rebirth in the Heavens of Parting Sorrow

Li Rui, the Emperor's third son: Whether I fight for the throne or not has never been up to me. I only want to live in peace, nothing more. And yet... Li Mu, the Emperor's eldest son: The most exalted seat in the land was built on rotting bones and flesh. What place can family ties have in the imperial household? Situ Feng, the wife of the Emperor's eldest son and the biological older sister of Situ Huang: From the moment I was betrothed to the eldest prince, his fortunes became mine, and his ruin would be mine too. What do family ties mean to me? Duan Feng, one of Situ Huang's four personal guards: Her Highness has followed the Marshal into battle since childhood, with death on the battlefield as her constant companion. When has she ever treated anyone as special? Situ Huang, dressed in black armor, stands atop a cliff, looking down at two armies facing off below. Corpses pile up like mountains. The unsheathed sword in her hand gleams coldly, while blood trickles down its fuller and drips into the dust and grime. In an instant it is covered with dirt, and the ground is stained red. Theme: The greater good of the nation and the bonds of blood