Consort Jing, the first empress of Great Wu’s founding emperor, Zhao Donglin. Her father was the highest-ranking official in Yongjing, the secondary capital, and her aunt was the Empress Dowager Xiaosheng of Great Wu. The only woman praised for her beauty in the official history of Great Wu. After three years of marriage, she was stripped of her title and banished to the Cold Palace. Upon the emperor’s death, she followed him in death.”
That was all Meng Guqing could remember about the original owner of this body after she transmigrated. She now lived in the capital, and it had been half a year yet the young emperor she was supposed to marry still hadn’t held the wedding…
Meng Guqing sighed. Well, if she ended up thrown into the Cold Palace, so be it her father would come and bring her home anyway.
But where on earth did this gloomy, beautiful young man come from?! Grabbing someone and running off without permission, was that even allowed?!
And that young emperor, had he never heard the saying a good horse doesn’t graze on old pastures…
Another brief synopsis:
After the heroine dies of illness in modern times, she is reincarnated as an ancient empress. However, according to history, her original self was cannon fodder. The ML regarded his wet nurse’s daughter as his “white moonlight,” and after years of forbearance, he seized power, made her a noble concubine, and deposed the original empress, who was the regent’s designation. Recognizing her situation, she plans to remain in peace for three years before being deposed and returning to her parents’ home. The ML eventually becomes enchanted. Though aware of the emperor’s ethereal love, the FL ends up having a relationship with him. The ML promised to love only her but still took concubines due to power balance issues. At this time, the second male lead entered the fray. The plot is fast-paced, the characters are well-developed, and the emotional descriptions are delicate.
