The Eastern Palace Is on Fire Again and Again

In her previous life, she was a celebrated noblewoman of Xiangning. She married Prince Ji Xuanqing of the Eastern Palace and enjoyed boundless glory, only for her entire family to perish in a sea of flames on the day he ascended the throne. Reborn, she is determined to kill Ji Xuanqing, that goddamn bastard! Everyone in Chang’an knows Jiang Muwan as a penniless, homely girl who can’t play music, chess, or paint. But no one knows she has a peculiar little hobby: whenever she’s in a bad mood, she goes to the Eastern Palace and sets a fire! When they first meet, she is a noblewoman in disguise who barges in without permission. He pulls his clothes open a little farther, letting her take a good look. When they meet again, he recognizes her by her bone structure and claims to be her “savior,” then clings to her from that moment on. Wherever she goes, he follows. She tells him her name is A Jiang. The Crown Prince appoints him to investigate the Eastern Palace’s mysterious fire three months ago, but instead he catches a sneaky young woman on the wall. Sheng Yang raises an eyebrow. “Why is A Jiang holding that fire starter?” Jiang Muwan gives him a fawning smile. “If I say I’m here to burn firewood, will you believe me...” One is the legitimate daughter of a military family, born with a silver spoon. Reborn, she suddenly becomes the mistress of a place rumored to be cursed, with all the power in the world in her hands. The other is the second son of the Sheng family, whose parents were murdered, leaving him with a grand reputation but no power or influence. In secret, however, he leads an intelligence and assassination organization. Framed and killed, he returns as the Crown Prince of an enemy state. Watch as one boss meets another, and Chang’an’s underworld is thrown into turmoil. (A cold, unhinged, sour-faced heroine versus a cunning, sweet-talking, beautiful but formidable hero)