The Author of Love

In her previous life, Meng Yao mistakenly trusts the Prince of Jin, Mo Jingzhao, leading to the destruction of her family and a bitter end. Ten days before her rebirth, she resolves to defy fate and collaborate with Emperor Mo Juncheng to break off the engagement. Although the engagement remains, the emperor's heart gradually drifts. On the wedding day, Lin Miaomiao repeatedly frames Yao, but Juncheng protects her. Later, Jingzhao frames the Meng family for collaborating with the enemy, but his accusations are exposed at the celebration banquet by the surviving General Meng. Jingzhao is stripped of his title to protect himself, while Miaomiao takes the blame and is imprisoned. On her deathbed, Miaomiao curses Yao with a written decree. Yao responds with determination, believing her fate is in her own hands. Undeterred, Jingzhao plots a coup, but the emperor and empress outmaneuver him, completely thwarting his plans. Noble Consort Lin's repeated assassination attempts and false accusations are also foiled. Ultimately, Jingzhao is sentenced to death, and Noble Consort Lin is deposed. Yao reverses her fate, protecting her family and earning the emperor's unwavering love and trust. Wearing a phoenix crown and a glorious robe, she serves as a role model to the country, partnering with the emperor to usher in a prosperous era. She is later hailed as the First Empress of Qing, truly taking charge of her destiny.