Forced to Unalive, the Legitimate Daughter is Reborn to Tear Up the Marriage Contract and Overthrow the Dynasty

The Emperor is critically ill, and there are no princes in the palace. She, Yu Zhi Ning, has been married to the Heir of Prince Jing, Pei Heng, for three years. They lived in harmony, and she was the Empress Dowager’s secretly raised daughter. The Empress Dowager, pained for her daughter, helped Pei Heng ascend to a higher position. Before the official conferment, Yu Zhi Ning was tricked by Prince Jing’s Estate into going to the temple to offer incense under the guise of praying for blessings. She was abducted halfway, whipped for three days, and after enduring all sorts of humiliation, was thrown at the city gate by the bandits, making her a laughingstock throughout the capital. To save face, Pei Heng did not investigate the truth and instead forced her to commit su*cide, resulting in a double death for her and the child in her womb. Before she died, her cousin, with a charming smile, told her that the bandits were not real bandits but people hired by the family to impersonate them so her cousin could ascend to a higher position, taking her life and stepping on her corpse to claim everything that originally belonged to her. And all of this was with Pei Heng’s indulgence! Yu Zhi Ning died filled with hatred, and with her resentment, she was reborn to the day before her coming-of-age ceremony. She threw the embroidered ball and remarried the dissolute Heir of Prince Jing, Pei Xuan. The entire Capital City was waiting to see a joke. But later, Pei Xuan became the Crown Prince, and she became the Crown Princess. A few days later, Pei Heng failed in his rebellion, and the entire clan of Prince Jing’s Estate was confiscated. As the prisoner cart passed by her, Pei Heng, with bloodshot eyes, knelt at her feet begging for forgiveness: “A Ning, you should have married me!”