The King's Heart Is Unpredictable

The mistress was behind the plot. At the moment she fell from the building, she thought that her fiancé's hug until death was the end of fate. When she opened her eyes and woke up, she became the sixth lady of the Prime Minister's Palace, but her ring finger was strangely engraved with a diamond proposal ring... The mistress was vicious, the evil slaves beat her violently, the eldest sister took away the prince who cherished her, and her biological father had not even looked at her in ten years. She was about to be thrown into a mass grave like an ant, but she unexpectedly saw the man who loved her deeply in her previous life, hugging the eldest daughter of the Duke's Mansion, smiling lovingly, "Show them! Who can stop me from kissing my fiancée?" Because of this sight, she struggled to survive, but he was coldly reprimanded and used the opportunity to seduce the prince. "Don't argue with me about your rights and wrongs. I have no interest in dealing with this." His fiancée was even more cruel and domineering. He grabbed her hair and knocked her into the carriage. Not only did he kidnap the miracle doctor who treated her, he also sent a killer to assassinate her. He was her fiancé, and the emperor's favorite son. She could never sit back and watch him be taught evil by a bad woman. He was arrogant and she taught him a lesson personally. He was clumsy and she patiently gave him guidance. He had incorrect views, but she successfully reversed them. She fights against her aunt, abuses her eldest sister, and robs her father of her love. She fought back against all the enemies who harmed her, and asked for an imperial edict to make her mother, who died unjustly, the equal wife of the prime minister. She went against fate and became the most enviable woman in the capital, just to be worthy of him. However, he said: "Su Qingli, I just want to compensate you and heal your injuries." "Su Qingli, we can never be together. I am destined to marry Murong Jingfu." "This is the last time, I won't do it again...