The Beloved Consort’s Guide to Turning Her Life Around

In her previous life, Wu Anning was deferential and respectful toward the Fujin and devoted herself wholeheartedly to Niohuru, treating her like a sister. She believed she had a clear conscience and had wronged no one, yet she ended up childless for life, stripped of affection, and condemned to a tragic existence.

As she lay dying, Wu Anning summed up her tragedy: she had trusted people too easily and failed to guard against them, losing everything as a result.

Reborn, Wu Anning tells herself that since the Fujin is a hypocrite, she'll play along and ruin her fine reputation for virtue; since Niohuru is patient and scheming, she'll make her endure a lifetime with no chance to rise; and those who climbed over her to get ahead, she'll drag them down to hell and make them taste the bitterness of falling to the bottom...

But Fourth Master, you were always so cold. Why are you so different in this life? Could she have flapped her butterfly wings too hard, changing even your nature?