The second person on the mission should be an ambitious schemer.
She endured humiliation and accepted the fate of being sent to a marriage alliance.
They instigated a rebellion by inciting the monarch of a neighboring country, and the agents of the mission helped them succeed in their uprising.
The day of success is also the day the second mission taker dies.
She was too clever, and being in a neighboring country, she managed to cultivate some of her own power with great difficulty.
However, compared to the monarch of a country, these forces were utterly insignificant.
The second tasker was too clever. How could the king, who had finally succeeded in his rebellion, keep such a clever descendant of the previous dynasty?
Isn't this leaving yourself with a potential problem?
The third person in charge kept a low profile and pretended to be weak in the early stages to outmaneuver others.
He always played the role of a nice guy, and was also a mission taker who almost succeeded.
The operative had harmed nine princes in succession, demonstrating remarkable skill in using others to do his dirty work.
Even those princesses who were slightly capable were not spared by the mission takers.
It's better to kill a thousand innocent people than to let one guilty person go free.
In the end, only she and a few other princesses remained in the royal family who were of little use.
There were also some princes with physical disabilities who were unable to ascend to high positions.
When the time was right, the tasker appropriately revealed his intelligence.
In the end, a prince's son was chosen from among the royal family to ascend the throne.
The mission taker also died at the emperor's hands.
After reading about the emotional journeys of the three mission participants, Pei Zhi couldn't help but sigh, feeling genuinely saddened.
Let's not even talk about the first one; he was a complete brute.
They thought that fighting alongside these people meant they were true brothers.
She was brave but lacked strategy; it was inevitable that she would fail in her mission.
As for the second person in charge, she was quite generous, helping her husband's family to destroy her own family.
If she doesn't die, who will?
The third mission taker was indeed cunning, but unfortunately, she underestimated the intelligence of an emperor.
Perhaps the emperor didn't realize it at first.
But all the princes either died or were crippled.
At this point, the person in charge revealed their true abilities, making it difficult for anyone to remain unaware that she was the one who had tampered with things.
Therefore, her death was not unjust.
[Before the mission begins, please be reminded that if you die in this world without successfully completing the mission, you are truly dead.]
In this world, if Pei Zhi hadn't fulfilled the original owner's wish to ascend the throne, an accident would have occurred.
Then Pei Zhi would truly be annihilated, with no chance left.
Okay, I understand.
[Please prepare, host. The world is about to be mobilized.]
Pei Zhi closed her eyes, everything went black, and then a sharp pain shot through her head.
Memories of the original owner also came with it.
Although the original owner of this body was a princess, she was an unfavored princess.
The original owner's mother was a concubine, and she also had an older brother born of the same mother.
The original owner's mother was a princess, and she also had an older brother. Life in the harem should have been quite comfortable.
However, when the original owner was born, her mother was injured and the imperial physician diagnosed that she would have difficulty conceiving again.
Even if a concubine has children, she will be unable to have any more children in the future.
In the imperial harem with numerous offspring, the emperor's favor had come to an end.
Neither the Empress Dowager nor the Empress would want the Emperor to favor a concubine who cannot bear children more than once.
The original owner's mother also came to hate her, and although she kept her daughter by her side, she would beat and scold her at the drop of a hat.
When she's unhappy, the original owner becomes her punching bag.
If the original owner's mother treated her this way, it's no wonder that the servants in the palace wouldn't be very respectful to her.
Pei Zhi woke up, and everything went black for a moment.
Pei Zhi reached up to touch her head and inexplicably gasped.
The original owner of this body had a conflict with a noble lady in the imperial garden. The original owner, a princess, was pushed into the lotus pond by the noble lady.
He hit his head and died.
And she arrived at that very moment.
Pei Zhi propped herself up on the bed and looked around the room.
The original owner was said to be a princess, but the furnishings in the room are too simple.
The things that are revealed everywhere are rather...unremarkable, it would be more accurate to say they are shabby.
She's a princess, after all. She's injured like this, and there's not even anyone to serve her?
The original owner was a noblewoman, the only daughter of the general in charge of escorting flags.
The general had countless wives and concubines, but only this one daughter, so he naturally doted on her immensely.
She was even personally bestowed the title of County Princess by the Emperor.
A county princess is naturally no match for a princess.
But what if this princess is someone who doesn't even care about her own mother and brother?
Pei Zhi leaned against the bed, picked up her shoes from the floor, and banged them on the bed, making a sound.
Half a day has passed, and not a single person has come in.
Very well, Pei Zhi thought there would be someone guarding and serving outside the door.
It turned out she was overthinking it.
Pei Zhi forced herself out of bed, picked up the teapot, and poured herself a glass of water because her lips were so dry and cracked.
The water in the kettle was naturally cold.
Pei Zhi didn't mind and was about to drink it.
She looked down and saw black stains in the water in the teacup.
Pei Zhi looked at her hands and sleeves again; they were stained with black marks.
Clearly, the table and the water in the teapot hadn't been cleaned for several days.
The original owner's situation was truly worse than Pei Zhi had imagined.
She's a princess, after all. How can she be treated so harshly?
Pei Zhi lost her appetite for water and pondered how she should break the deadlock.
Humility and subservience, trying to please the original owner's mother?
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