The Moonlight Is Reborn and Breaks All Ties, but the Tyrant Kisses Her Fiercely Every Night

Jiang Hui died in the year Zhao Hengzhi loved her most. A powerless emperor was forced to take another woman as his empress. She was the woman he loved most, yet also the one he neglected most. By the time he held power in his hands, he could finally live as he wished. But she was dead, and from then on the world had a mad emperor. After Jiang Hui died, her soul drifted through the air. She and Zhao Hengzhi had been childhood sweethearts, and when they grew up, she became his betrothed. When the emperor suddenly died, the throne fell to Zhao Hengzhi, the Seventh Prince in name only. He became a powerless emperor of the previous dynasty, and she became his noble consort: a powerless consort who had been demoted from wife to concubine. Everyone watched them like a hawk. To avoid being manipulated, Zhao Hengzhi maneuvered among the princes and ministers at court, rarely setting foot in the imperial harem. The empress was wary of the bond Jiang Hui had shared with Zhao Hengzhi since childhood, and feared she would take her place. She tormented Jiang Hui at every turn. At last, Jiang Hui died, held down and drowned in a lake. For three days after her death, she wandered through the palace as a ghost. Even as her soul was about to dissipate on the seventh day, she still hadn't seen Zhao Hengzhi.