Reborn on the Dragon Bed, the Favored Consort Cries in the Emperor’s Arms

Jiang Shuyi lived for fifteen years basking in imperial favor. As the emperor’s most beloved consort, she enjoyed a life of luxury and affection, envied by all and unmatched within the harem. The emperor treated her like a precious jewel, gentle and indulgent. However, beneath this golden dream lay a fatal blindness. She failed to see through her seemingly demure younger sister, never suspecting the wolf beneath the surface. In the end, it was her own kin who exposed her alleged crimes. Her carefully constructed world crumbled, and even her cherished son turned cold, sneering, “If only I had been born of Aunt instead.” Branded a seductive enchantress, Jiang Shuyi became the shame of the court. Yet, amid the whispers and condemnation, only one man stood by her—the emperor. He locked her away, not in punishment, but out of possessive devotion. Every night, he came to her side, unable to let go. Beneath the gauzy curtains, his hand traced the contours of her tear-stained face, his voice low and tender—a prison made of longing, a love that refused to die, and a second chance to rewrite fate.