Princess Yu Rong awoke in extreme fear.

The pain of being seared by fire still lingers.

She screamed involuntarily and pulled the blanket over her head.

Died in fire in the first life!

Died in fire in the second life!

The third life was burned to ashes!

Fourth life... I don't want to die! (;′??Д??`)

She didn't think it was a dream; she could travel through time and be reborn again and again, so she didn't think it was a dream.

That must be...it must be...the second life?

Jinling heard her scream, rushed in, and asked, "Princess, are you alright?"

Princess Yu Rong repeatedly told her to leave.

I locked myself in my room for two days, desperately trying to figure out the key points.

If that was the first life in Da Gan, and there were no other variables, the second life in Da Gan would definitely follow the plot of the dream!

Indeed, the first half of the story is exactly the same. It was only after Gu Chengyan's marriage and Xie Zhaozhao becoming Xie Xiangxiang that everything started to change!

Why are they different now?

Someone must be changing the plot.

Or perhaps someone is reborn, defying fate and changing their destiny.

She completely forgot her first life in Da Gan.

Therefore, he lived such a passive life in his second life, which was a great achievement.

She was certain that Gu Chengyan had not been reborn.

None of the members of the Gu family were reborn.

There are only three variables: Xie Zhaozhao, Xie Xiangxiang, and Gu Shaoyu.

One of these three people must have been reborn.

Xie Zhaozhao, Xie Xiangxiang, and Gu Shaoyu all died young in their first lives, and none of them knew their final fate.

If I had known the ending, I definitely wouldn't have married into the Pingyang Marquis's household.

So, is this reborn person Gu Shaoyu?

The more he thought about it, the more plausible it seemed. He had been reborn, was incredibly cunning, and had escaped death. Then he proposed to Xie Zhaozhao; Gu Chengyan simply couldn't outsmart him!

Gu Shaoyu must have been reborn!

Because he was reborn, he could only escape death, and he was unaware of many of the events that followed.

So, does that mean I still have a chance?

But even if he didn't know that Consort Xi (Empress Xie) loved Xie Zhaozhao so much, it was very possible that she would seize the Zhou family's empire and give it to Xie Zhaozhao or Gu Shaoyu!

Princess Yu Rong's mind was in turmoil.

She was terrified. Consort Xi, no, Empress Xie, was too terrifying!

She had to expose to the world that letter that could have killed the Xie family.

Kill the Xie family members, and their entire clan will be implicated. Gu Shaoyu will die, Xie Zhaozhao will die, and Consort Xi (Empress Xie) will die!

She has to steal that letter!

If only Father Emperor would take action and send the Imperial City Guard to search for it!

It's unfair of God. Since He gave her a second chance at life, why not start from scratch?

Princess Yu Rong was racking her brains, it was so hard to think straight!

After thinking for two days, until she was starving, Princess Yu Rong finally called Jin Ling in.

Seeing her haggard face and somewhat insane demeanor, Jinling cried and said, "Princess, please don't do anything rash. From today onwards, you will stay in the Princess's residence and not go anywhere else..."

A table full of dishes was laid out, and Princess Yurong ate frantically, suppressing the panic in her heart. She said to Jinling, "Call Liao Yun and Shen Su in."

A short while later, Liao Yun and Shen Su came in and saw Princess Yu Rong wrapped in a thick cloak, huddled in a chair, looking much thinner.

"Princess, I am guilty; I failed to capture the traitor Wei."

"Have you reported it to the authorities?"

"We've reported it to the authorities. The perpetrators harmed the princess and fled. They may have already left the city, and we haven't been able to find them."

"Let him be!" Princess Yu Rong was terrified. She was a princess, yet she discovered that many people wanted her dead.

"Chen Su, go to the Daqingshan Manor and gather some men to guard the courtyard. Also, go to several places to buy tung oil, saltpeter, charcoal, and sulfur."

"What does the princess want these for?"

"Never mind that, just go and get ready."

After Princess Yurong had made these arrangements, she said to Jinling, "Pack your valuables and valuables immediately, and prepare your belongings as well. We are ready to leave the mansion at any time."

Jinling was so nervous that tears streamed down her face: "Princess, you don't need to be so afraid. Hasn't Grand Secretary Gu already wiped out the Wei army?"

Princess Yu Rong shook her head: "No, it's not him... Oh, right, I need to see my father."

"Didn't His Majesty say that princesses are never allowed to enter the palace?"

"I have an extremely urgent matter to discuss with my father." She took out her brush, ink, paper, and inkstone, and struggled to choose her words. She wrote with tears streaming down her face as she submitted a memorial requesting to enter the palace to see her father.

Once it's written, send your guard to the palace to deliver the memorial.

As expected, the memorial was submitted but returned with the reply: Not to be seen!

Princess Yurong wept bitterly and submitted another memorial: "Father, this matter concerns the survival of the Great Khan. I beg you to grant me a audience."

This time, the memorial was submitted, but it was like a stone sinking into the sea; there was no response.

Princess Yurong waited anxiously for two days, and had no choice but to kneel outside the palace and beg to see Emperor Hui.

She was kneeling until she was dizzy and lightheaded when a palace maid came out and said to her, "His Majesty will not see the princess. It's best not to cause any more trouble. If His Majesty gets angry, the princess cannot bear the consequences."

Princess Yu Rong was in utter despair, only to discover that she could not rely on anyone.

Shen Su has already notified the people at Daqingshan Manor to arrive in the capital one after another.

Helpless, she sent someone to deliver an invitation to Princess Xiyan.

Princess Xiyan was Emperor Hui's half-sister. She was the biological daughter of the late Empress Dowager Wei.

They were originally best friends, and even shared their servants.

He returned from Jinling in less than half an hour.

“Princess, Princess Xiyan did not see me at all,” Jinling said angrily. “Consort Luo even scolded the princess and beat me.”

"What did he say to me?"

"He called the princess incapable of distinguishing right from wrong and a disgrace to the royal family!"

"You worthless wretch! He's nothing but a good-for-nothing drunkard. What right does he have to insult me?"

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