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JOURNEY OF A PRINCESS TO RULE THE EMPIRE ONE DAY.

JOURNEY OF A MAN TO SEE HIS WOMAN RULE THE EMPIRE ONE DAY.

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Tang Jia Li, the Crown Princess of the Tang Empire, was accused of the murder of her father, the Emperor. The same night, she was deposed from her royal title and ordered to be beheaded. When she attempted to run away, she died at the hands of her enemies. 

Before embracing death, she prays for one chance to change her fate. Thankfully, Heaven listens to her, and she gets reborn on the same day when it all begins. 

However, it is not easy to take revenge alone when her enemies are countless. That is when Tang Jia Li gets the support of the five young noblemen— The Empress’s bodyguard, the State  Minister's son, the Prime Minister’s son, the Governor’s son, and the General’s son. 

While embarking the journey of revenge, she gets entangled with these five noblemen, finding Friendship, Loyalty, Rivalry and True Love.

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Jia Li held her breath as she felt his warm exhales against her skin, soon followed by the warmth of his lips.

She pushed him away. "Xianwu, no more teasing," she cautioned, observing his amused smile directed at her. 

"What did I do?" Xianwu acted innocent, keeping the smirk on his lips.

 "Act like a noble man not an immoral one," she scolded him. 

"I believe in acting immorally around you," Xianwu remarked.  

Jia Li shot a glance at him. 

"Don't look at me with that gaze. It gives me an invitation to do more with you," Xianwu said.

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The story contains mature themes of ancient times such as severe punishments, slavery, killings etc.

Thank you author AleeqaC for helping in the synposis edits.

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Revenge Of The Crown Princess

Xianwu sipped the tea from the cup while Sun Liwei remained standing behind him. "Why don't you sit? It will take time for both the masters to be here?" He suggested as he settled the cup on the table.

Sun Liwei pulled out the chair and sat beside him.

"Master Sun Mingyu will be surprised to see his brother," Xianwu pronounced.

"He will not forgive me probably for betraying him and the Dao Sect," Sun Liwei replied.

"You should have returned to the sect the moment you were free from the old hag's clutches," Xianwu asserted. The rain had started pouring down. Its pattering was clearly heard on the roof of the isolated restaurant.

"You should drink the tea too." Xianwu poured the tea for Sun Liwei in a cup and forwarded it to him. His fingers rested on the rim of the glass and he brought it close to his mouth. Taking a long sip of the hot tea, he felt better.

We cannot lose our son