Given Death for Bearing a Child? Return with a New Face to Win the Emperor’s Heart and Seize the Phoenix Throne

Executed After Giving Birth? She Returns With a New Face to Seduce the Emperor and Seize the Phoenix Seat

Original title: Tell Me, Exactly How Many Men Have You Given Birth With?

【Palace Intrigue · Chasing Wife into the Crematorium · Neither Men Nor Women Are Pure · Three Sons and One Daughter · Medical Consort · Scheming, Weak Beauty】

Yun Yan’s death was the result of a unanimous decision made by her entire family, all so they could use her child to pave the way for her elder sister, the empress.

Five years later.

Having escaped death by chance and returned with a new face, Yun Yan takes the name Shen Zhiyi. On the surface, she is the emperor’s lifesaving benefactor, and by relying on that favor she is swiftly bestowed the title of Shen Consort and rises in splendor.

But no one knows that she is also the beautiful ex-wife of the newly ranked top scholar, and that she bore him a son.

In public she is gentle and kind, but in private she is scheming and vicious, pretending to be pregnant to compete for favor, setting traps to frame others, sowing discord between the emperor and empress, and seizing the position of empress step by step to demand justice from all those people.

Everyone in the palace says she is gentle and soft, yet no one knows how much enemy blood stains her hands in the shadows.

At first, the ex-husband who is the top scholar only wanted to watch coldly from the sidelines, but she used her false schemes to steal a real heart, leaving him no choice but to work with her in disgrace and call her older sister.

The emperor, who had feelings for someone else, turns red-eyed the moment he learns she does not love him.

Even without being formally reunited, the crown prince twins draw close to her.

The child she secretly had with her ex-husband is gifted and clever, and recognizes only her.

The youngest son she gave birth to behind another man’s back has only her in his heart and eyes.

She has three sons and one daughter; men are just passersby, while her children are family.

So why, in the end, do these men all start forcing her to answer who she loves?

Enough talk. Of course she only loves herself and her children.

Note: In the early stage the emperor truly loved the empress. The female lead does not love him. The female lead has had several men, and neither side is pure.