The Noble Empress
The year Yan Xingchuan successfully rebelled, he made his cousin empress, and even promised never to establish another empress in this life before her death.
Cui Si was his principal wife, who had accompanied him through countless storms. She thought their affection for each other was deep, but unexpectedly, once he ascended to power, he demoted his wife to a concubine.
Returning to her youth, she heard her cousin, who seemed to have also been reborn, kneeling in the courtyard, professing her love for Yan Xingchuan, the King of Northern Yan. She found it amusing.
That ungrateful scoundrel, let whoever wants to marry him, marry him!
Before Yan Xingchuan's last expedition, he told his wife to wait for his return. When he came back victorious, he could lay down everything and retreat to the mountains with her.
But once he left, he never returned. When his soul drifted back to the imperial palace, he saw his good son presenting handsome men to his mother.
Yan Xingchuan was furious, but unexpectedly, this anger brought him back to life. He returned to his youth, on the way to Xianyang to marry the Cui family's daughter.
The road was long, and he thought to himself, that fickle little girl, let whoever wants to marry her, marry her.
Later, when she was about to marry someone else, he rode a thousand li overnight and snatched her at the wedding.