Five Years After My Death, the Mad Emperor Still Summons My Spirit

In her previous life, Ming Lingyi married Li Yun because of a promise between their families. To everyone around them, they were the perfect childhood sweethearts.

People envied her for marrying Li Yun before he rose to power. After the Dayan Dynasty was founded, she became the noble Empress in the very first year of Jing’an.

But her happiness didn’t last long.

After giving birth to the crown prince, Ming Lingyi fell into a coma and died only two days later.

When she opened her eyes again, she had been reborn as Ming Yao, the daughter of an ordinary merchant family.

This time, she wanted nothing to do with the cold and distant emperor she once loved. Powerful men were always heartless in the end, and she no longer cared about Li Yun or the palace.

Then she heard a strange rumor.

Although Empress Hui Ming had supposedly been dead for five years, Emperor Jing’an had forbidden anyone from speaking about her death. Some even whispered that her body had never been buried at all.

Instead, the emperor had placed her body inside the palace on a legendary Kunshan Cold Jade Bed, using forbidden methods and his own blood in an attempt to summon her soul back.

Ming Lingyi was completely stunned.

Was this really the same Li Yun she knew?

Later, while running her small shop, she meets a mysterious nobleman dressed in black.

The moment their eyes meet, she freezes.

His eyes are red.

And in a trembling voice, as if afraid she might disappear again, he softly calls out:

“Yuan Niang…”