Xie Yiqiong and her sister-in-law were born as twins.
In the last life, my sister-in-law married Prince Ning for power. She married a scholar from a poor family. The whole capital thought their family was crazy.
But he didn't expect that the poor scholar was actually a prince living among the people! In the end, she became the prince's concubine, but the legitimate sister was forced to elope because she couldn't beat the prince's lover. The palace hated the legitimate sister, but the legitimate sister remained a widow all her life and couldn't bear the loneliness and had an affair with others, and died tragically.
When he opened his eyes again, Xie Yiqiong found that he was back before getting married.
The sister-in-law desperately wanted to grab the poor scholar and let her marry into the prince's palace.
Xie Yiqiong took advantage of the situation.
Grab it, she will definitely regret it in the future, and will find that a poor scholar with no background can rise to the top, discover his identity and successfully recognize the emperor because of the way she paved the way for him.
Without her, the Jinshi might have gone back to the countryside to farm.
By marrying Prince Ning, she would no longer consume herself for a man in this life.
She wants to pave her own way and become her own master.
The female protagonist is very good, but the male protagonist is very humble. After watching most of the movie, it was always a fight between the female protagonist and her concubine. In the early stage, the male protagonist was unreasonable to protect the concubine. Later, the concubine acted like a monster several times and was exposed by the female protagonist. The male protagonist dealt with it from a fair standpoint. I don't understand. What makes the male protagonist like this person who steals things to frame the Crown Princess, poisons the Princess, and abuses the servants? Even if he doesn't care about the Crown Princess and the servants, the Princess is your mother. She almost died. This is just to imprison the concubine in the woodshed.
It's nice to look at, the sentences are beautiful, the heroine is sober, has general knowledge, is capable and courageous
The female protagonist is very good, but the male protagonist is very humble. After watching most of the movie, it was always a fight between the female protagonist and her concubine. In the early stage, the male protagonist was unreasonable to protect the concubine. Later, the concubine acted like a monster several times and was exposed by the female protagonist. The male protagonist dealt with it from a fair standpoint. I don't understand. What makes the male protagonist like this person who steals things to frame the Crown Princess, poisons the Princess, and abuses the servants? Even if he doesn't care about the Crown Princess and the servants, the Princess is your mother. She almost died. This is just to imprison the concubine in the woodshed.
It's nice to look at, the sentences are beautiful, the heroine is sober, has general knowledge, is capable and courageous