Emperor's Tribulation: Three Lifetimes

Nishang, daughter body, the identity she wants to play now. The first time she met Yan Shaojue was in a brothel. He forced her to break off the engagement, sipping tea, watching, and letting his men defile her. He wanted her to break off the engagement, but when his uncle came to take her away, he insisted on marrying her, and she became their prey. With an imperial edict, she was forced to go to the battlefield, and her life and death were determined by her fate. Her return a year later brought about another bloody storm. He abandoned brotherhood, forced marriage in front of her, and imprisoned her in the back. She was the prey in his hands, not because of love, but because he wanted to stay by his side. On their wedding day, she sat in the sedan chair for her and paid homage to him. On the wedding night, she was kidnapped and kept in a dilapidated thatched house with her clothes torn into pieces. That day, a man in black broke into her bedroom, and her life was lit up again, but fate teased her again. Just when Yan Yan Shaojue was about to sell Ni Chang to a brothel, he accidentally discovered that Ni Chang was pregnant. He looked at her with disdain, but still insisted on asking her to have an abortion and sell her to a brothel. Four years later, when he saw her again, she was already clinging to another man, and a boy already called her Niang. He was unwilling and resentful, and he vowed to capture her alive, even if he was charged with murdering his brother and his father, and imprisoning her in a dungeon for the rest of his life. As the flowers bloomed and fell, she suddenly realized that her deep love had turned into a conspiracy. The conspiracy was so layered that it was hard to tell who was real and who was fake. She finally regained her male body and stood on the high wall of the emperor. At that moment, he was pressed by everyone and surrendered at her feet. . . . .