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In my senior year of high school, I was so devastated that I wrote on the title page of my most beautiful English notebook, "... Don't let seventeen years old have regrets." Later, I put it and my books next to the table, arranged my seat, and went to my examination room to take the monthly exam. When I came back from the exam and opened my English notebook to review, I found that someone had added a sentence with a pencil on the title page. "I have been to the top of the mountain and I have been to the bottom of the valley, and I have learned a lot from both. - The Stranger" I didn't choose to erase it. Even when I was 17 years old and obscure, I still remember this sentence. This book is dedicated to my youth.

As the founding empress dowager of the Dali Dynasty, Qin Yao held supreme power and enjoyed a lifetime of loneliness. In his later years, he chanted the Buddha's name with a green lantern and gained profound blessings. After his death, he was buried in the imperial mausoleum and reincarnated with his memories in the sixth year of the Ming Dynasty to start over. In this life, where should Ji Fanyun, the youngest daughter of General Ji Ding, go? It is to support the new emperor, ascend to the throne, dominate the six palaces, and repeat the previous life; Still working step by step, making far-reaching plans to seize the imperial power and occupy the harem; Or green mountains and green waters, fast horses, fighting swords and grudges, living a life of freedom? Since there is no Qin Yao in this world, and there is only Ji Wangyun now, in such a vast world, how will she live her life?