Fengge by Dongshan Muyu

Queen Nan Xuanyue of the Great Zhou Dynasty was given a glass of poisonous wine by her husband to die in the cold palace. The entire family of loyalists was wrongfully destroyed, and the only one of his own - the ten-year-old prince Song Che - was deposed as a commoner and imprisoned in a side hall of the cold palace, where he suffered all kinds of bullying. She died with hatred, but she was resurrected as a beautiful girl Xiao Fengge who was pushed into the lake and drowned. She re-entered the palace, started as a humble beauty, stunned the Sacred Heart with her dance, and crushed her enemies one by one without making a move. In the imperial garden, she met the scrawny child - her Che'er. Mother and son were facing each other but they couldn't recognize each other. From the pillow of her husband in the past life to the tip of the enemy's knife in this life, she used her beauty as the blade and wisdom as the tactic, just to overturn this blood-stained dragon throne. He once granted her death, and she came back to destroy his empire with her own hands. But when her revenge comes to an end, she discovers that true revenge is never about letting your enemy die, but about letting yourself live again.