The Reborn Princess Is Far Too Arrogant

The Hua family in the Prime Minister’s residence has someone with blue-gray eyes, who is regarded as an ill omen. Eighteen years later, the ill-omened person abandoned by the Hua family at a country estate returns in triumph, accompanied by a black cat. First, she is granted the title of princess, with the imperial surname. Then she breaks the dynasty’s centuries-old ban on women taking part in government, shocking the entire court. On the ill-omened one’s birthday, hundreds of birds gather and sacred chants fill the air, making for a spectacular sight. He also sees the usually lofty Black Impermanence address Princess Di Yuan respectfully as “My Lady.” He decides he will never provoke Princess Di Yuan again. The ministers dare not object when the emperor invites the soldiers to a banquet. Princess Di Yuan is there, after all. She can put anyone in their place with ease, so they may as well sit back and enjoy their meal. It turns out that many people have long been by her side. And the person who is as warm as the morning light will stay by her side until the end of their days.