Editor: Linh
Number of chapters: 155

Phùng Liên Dung can't help feeling that she and the crown prince are destined to be apart.

Therefore, in this life, she only wishes to take care of herself, eat well, drink well, sleep well, and save money to send to her family.

As a result, not only does... she do these things, but she also gives birth to a son for the crown prince.

In the end, she becomes the beloved empress of the palace.

Warning: This story is an absolute love story, with a rural literature style, and contains palace intrigues, but not many. The empress is not overly cruel, and the male lead adores the female lead. Those who enjoy this genre are welcome to stay, while those who are allergic to it are requested to leave.

Review from a converted reader: The female lead is kind-hearted, gentle, and sweet. In her past life, she fell in love with the crown prince at first sight, but as a noble, she was only allowed to get close to him, and her limbs trembled at the mere thought of him. She was unable to obtain his affection and died of illness six years later.

Then she is reborn. She still loves the crown prince as before, that gentle and elegant person.

But she also knows how to protect herself. Near him, she is happy, and away from him, she is not hurt. She is calm and no longer timid. In this life, she values every moment spent with him, not asking for anything more.

The male lead is impressed by her kindness and righteousness.

Perhaps he loves her because he can always see the depth of her feelings in her eyes. He dotes on her. He becomes the emperor, with the palace surrounding him, but he spoils her. He does not express his love in words, but in actions.

He wants her to acknowledge him first. "Decapitate me, I'll gladly die for you," he says. "In three lives and three worlds, this maid only wishes to marry you," she replies.