The Tyrant's Mother Is Reborn, and the Court Weeps with Joy

After Zhu Yue dies, she watches as her two sons go astray. One becomes a paranoid, brutal tyrant for the sake of a woman who transmigrated into his world. The other, for the sake of his beloved, collects countless lookalikes and turns against his own brother.

Her sweet, innocent little daughter even poisons her husband to win the heart of a Buddhist monk who has renounced worldly desires.

Perhaps her obsession runs too deep, because she is reborn and gets a chance to set these little troublemakers straight.

But before she can even bring out her best palace-intrigue tricks, her sinister, violent emperor son blushes and produces an imperial edict. “As long as Mother is happy, I’ll abdicate right now.” Her proud, hotheaded general son hastily holds out his tiger tally. “Mother, all three of my armies are at your command.” Her daughter coldly kicks aside her two brothers. “Mother, I can seize their armies and the throne for you right now.”

What troubles Zhu Yue most is the former dynasty’s Grand Secretariat, whose powerful chancellor is known for a Buddha’s face and a snake’s heart.

“An emperor’s woman?” The man has the exact same face as her late husband. His usual gentle, refined facade falls away, revealing his madness. “I wouldn’t mind overthrowing this dynasty.”

Zhu Yue: “...” You’re all going crazy, but you’ve got the wrong target!