The full manuscript is being written in advance (over 70,000 words completed)
After dying and transmigrating, Lin Ziyi becomes the second-born daughter of the concubine branch of the Bo family in the capital.
Lin Ziyi once had a younger brother who died young.
She "lives off" her stepmother's household, while her spineless birth father uses his wife's influence to rise to prominence.
When she first met Yi Sui, he coldly ignored her.
When did their feelings change, and when did love and possessiveness become entangled in them?
She both pities and fears this younger brother of hers.
What do worldly morals matter? Her prodigiously gifted younger brother has always been brazen and stubborn in everything he does.
After transmigrating, Bo Fusheng marries into Prince Jingyu's household.
She thinks she'll just have to get on with her life like this.
That is, until she discovers that the current emperor looks exactly like her younger brother, who died young.
Xie Zheng ascended the throne at sixteen. He launched sweeping reforms, eliminated the previous dynasty's abuses, drove back foreign forces, and reclaimed vast territories in the north.
The people sing his praises, calling him a great ruler of his age.
No one knows that inside Xie Zheng's glittering palace lies a secret chamber.
Every stroke in every portrait is filled with the artist's intense longing.
"Sister." That voice, etched into her very bones, leaves Fusheng unable to forget him day or night.
Reborn into another life, she doesn't want to become entangled with him in a doomed romance.
But can she really escape him?
A spicy little scene:
"Xie Zheng, even if I'm not your sister anymore, I'm still your sister-in-law!"
"Oh? Then tell me, sister-in-law, how do my skills compare to your husband's?"
1. The male and female leads are exclusive to each other, both physically and emotionally. The marriage is fake.
2. The values in fiction must never be applied to real life!
Theme: Prosperity, democracy, civility, and harmony
