You Broke Our Engagement to Marry My Eldest Sister, So Why Are You Crying Now That I'm Empress?

In her previous life, Shen Qingqing, the legitimate elder sister, entered the palace and was abused to death by eunuchs, while Shen Yu married Pei Shichuan and became the Marquis’s wife, enjoying a life of wealth and luxury. So the first thing Shen Qingqing did after being reborn was win everyone’s sympathy and persuade Pei Shichuan to send Shen Yu into the palace. At first, they were all confident, certain that nothing could go wrong. The aloof, self-assured Marquis Pei: “Shen Yu, if you can just endure it until you leave the palace, I’ll make you my concubine. Don’t even think about anything else.” The spirited young General Gu: “Compared with your wickedness, Qingqing’s kindness is precious beyond measure!” The hypocritical prince playing peacemaker: “We grew up together. You should know that the greater good comes first. Sacrificing you is no great loss.” Later, Shen Yu was made empress, and they all went mad. Pei Shichuan begged through his tears, “Xiaoyu, we loved each other so much. How could you bear to leave me?” The young General Gu: “I only spoke so harshly because I love you. Don’t you understand?” The Carefree Prince: “For you, I’d compete with my imperial brother and give you the whole world.” Shen Yu gave a cold laugh, pretending to hesitate. “But there’s already a jealous man at home, and I don’t need any pretty boys.” - Xiao Chu, the deposed crown prince confined to the Cold Palace, single-handedly eliminated his rivals and claimed the throne. Yet he grew more and more unhappy, until the woman who had once humiliated him so cruelly was sent to his bed. Xiao Chu did something wicked, thinking Shen Yu would leave him for good. He never expected that the woman he longed for would become his consort. She spends every day doing just two things: acting sweet and tempting him. Though she always has an ulterior motive when she tries to seduce him, he gladly plays along. Until one day, the woman dearest to him says, “Your Majesty, let’s have a child.”