Reborn as the daughter of the martial arts alliance leader, she wakes in a mass grave and, with haughty resolve, vows to reclaim everything those people owe her. A vicious concubine, a rampant half-sister, a biological father who despises her? Treat me with an inch of respect, and I'll return it tenfold!
Who can stand against her power over ice? Her zither captures souls, her flute commands beasts, and she wins from a thousand miles away.
He is a descendant of a fallen kingdom, a ruthless killer seeking revenge. He is also an heir to the Divine Healer Sect, with countless lives saved. Their first encounter begins with a mistake: she provokes him. He is a cold-faced Prince of War, yet for her, he is willing to bear the world's condemnation, staying by her side without ever leaving. She wants the empire, so he will take it for her!
A single promise leads her to marry him and become his consort, helping him secure the empire. They vow to grow old together, and once the empire is won, she disappears from the palace. The world knows her only as an extraordinary woman, but no one knows that she is also... A woman in blue, once a beauty, stirs up another storm of bloodshed. What will happen next?
Once she steps into the forbidden palace, she is caught in one conspiracy after another, yet remains arrogantly unbothered. As she sinks deeper into the game, whether it is conspiracy or trickery, how will she find her way through? When the empire is stained with blood and the four kingdoms clash, she single-handedly turns the tide. What will the ending be?
One day, when the heroes of the realm rise up against her, her pride does not waver; instead, she becomes even more defiant. If the heavens will not tolerate her, what is there to stop her from defying them?
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