Xu Liuguang died on the day of Mo Zicheng's coronation, stabbed by her half-sister Xu Ruyan, whom she had always trusted.
Before she died, she learned that her husband, Mo Yanchen, had been pierced by a thousand arrows while saving her, condemned as a traitor who had colluded with the enemy and plotted rebellion. Even the baby she had deliberately aborted had been Mo Yanchen's child.
Xu Liuguang knew that Mo Yanchen had never been a man who accepted another's child as his own. It had all been a scheme by Mo Zicheng and Xu Ruyan. They wanted to wear Mo Yanchen down by using Xu Liuguang, drive him to his death, and seize his power.
But after Xu Liuguang was reborn, she never expected Mo Yanchen to be reborn too.
In this life, she is no longer the little white rabbit who lets others walk all over her and gets mocked for talking too much. She is the aloof, calculating legitimate daughter of the Xu family. She only wants to repay the debt she owes Mo Yanchen from her previous life. She has no desire to get tangled up in the royal family's whirlpool again.
In this life, he is no longer the aloof, stern prince who struggles to express himself. He is a clingy, talkative prince who constantly seeks her attention and carefully lures her in. He only wants to protect the Xu Liuguang of this life and keep her from all harm, grant her a life of prosperity, and be the most precious part of her dowry.
The plot is still the same, but somehow it has become even more interesting!
Author, are you still writing books? Can I contact you?