Prince Townsend looked handsome and unparalleled. His eyes were deep and cool. His facial features were gorgeous and beautiful. He was the first beautiful man in Birmingham. Although he had no power, he was one of the only three princes.

Everyone in the country said that she couldn't deserve him, and she was extremely fortunate to marry him.

At first, Lillian Edwin felt the same way.

After becoming Concubine Townsend, although they weren't so close, they still respected each other and got along well with each other.

He slightly curved his red lips, smiled lightly, which was fascinating and made her happy for a long time.

However, she didn't know that she was just a canary in the cage, and a puppet who could be used to block the sword.

When she saw her husband taking her sister-in-law's son to the throne, she felt that the sky was collapsed.

It turned out that he married her only to hide his real aims.

Although Emperor Terrell left this emperor, he was always afraid and wary of him.

He heard that he often visited Lord Edwin's Mansion, so he thought that he wanted to form a party for private purposes and seized the opportunity to win the support of Lord Edwin. Therefore, he issued an edict.

Lillian Edwin, the daughter of the concubine of Lord Edwin, was arranged to marry Prince Townsend, and he himself married Miranda Edwin , the legal daughter of Lord Edwin, and ennobled her as Imperial Concubine Miranda.

On the day when the new emperor ascended the throne, she heard the people in the palace said that the person Prince Townsend liked was actually Imperial Concubine Miranda, so he supported her son to the throne.

Lillian Edwin sat in the backyard and thought of those days she was in love with her husband, which turned out to be just the moon in the water and a flower in the mirror.

She was forced to drink a glass of poisoned wine and died before she interrogated them.

What an injustice! What a grievance!

Maybe her obsessiveness was overwhelming. After her death, she turned into a spiritual body and remained in the world, but she could not wander at will, and could only move where she died.

In this way, she was trapped in Marriott Garden of Prince Townsend's Mansion for five years.

Since her death, the Prince Townsend, who had the power to dominate the country, had never stepped in this garden again, only some cleaners came here every day.

Thanks to those people who went there every day, she was not very lonely. She had heard many things. During the past five years, there had been constant disputes and conspiracies in the state.

Until one day, she saw Mary who came with her was secretly burning paper in the yard, and she kept weeping.

Only then did she realize that her biological mother died on the execution ground; she threw herself to the ground, just to relieve her grandfather's family.

Unfortunately, even if her mother died, the punishment on her grandfather's family was only changed from the extermination of every one of the family into exile to a cold and barren place in the northwest.

At that moment, her grievances could no longer be suppressed, and her spirit body broke free from bondage. Afterward, she was chosen as Messenger of the Hell and was reborn.

The so-called Messenger of Hell was the lucky one who was selected. It may be that she had done a lot of good deeds during her lifetime and had accumulated merits.

The Messengers of the Hell could help others realize their long-cherished wishes and obtain lifespan to continue life for themselves.

In the world, there were so many troubles in people's life. Some people were uncomfortable with certain things, and they want to realize their longevity at any cost even death.

The initial lifespan of each Messenger of Hell was only one year. If they couldn't successfully renew their lives, they could only die with their spirits perishing. Even the chance of reincarnation was gone.

But for her, as long as she could be reborn, let alone perished spirit or one-year lifespan, she could receive anything.

However, what Lillian Edwin did not expect was that she would wake up in the body of other people.

And she went back to the third year after her death, when her biological mother had not yet died, and her grandfather's family had not been framed and convicted.

Everything was not too late.

Thinking of the past, Lillian Edwin seemed calm, but her resentment and unwillingness were still there. However, she would not take action on impulse.

Now she wanted to figure out who was the body's master she occupied