When besieged by the Imperial Guards at a mountain temple, Wen Chan looked back on the first half of her life. For thirty years, she fought powerful ministers and executed treacherous officials. The hundred officials bowed their heads, and her power shook the court. It could be called a legendary life. Although she was defeated in the final battle, everything was within her control. Thus, she went to her death magnanimously, without leaving a single word behind.

However, there is often a huge gap between self-assessment and public perception. The world generally believed that Princess Chiming was iron-fisted and despotic, monopolizing the court, winning over civil and military officials, suppressing the other princes, seizing her marriage by force, and falling short of success at the last moment. Her life, as brief as a firework, was truly lamentable.

The reborn Wen Chan looked at the main victim of her forceful seizure from her past life: "I think this evaluation is tinged with some personal grudges... How about I let you go in this life?"

Her equally reborn ex-husband was like a frost-bitten Little White Flower, resentful yet truly beautiful. With bright, tearful eyes, he asked pitifully, "You didn't intend to let me go originally? Then why didn't I receive the news of the bestowed marriage yesterday?"

A princess whose rebirth trial card has been activated × A Prince Consort whose "forceful seizure" service has been renewed