Rebirth is not a dream.

Su Yue was fidgeting in the room, feeling so irritated that she could neither sit nor lie down. She began to carefully recall everything she had experienced during her time in Da'an.

The first time she heard the name "Princess Ming Zhao" was from a storyteller in a teahouse in Longwan Town. At that time, she felt that the storyteller seemed to be trying to tell her the story about Princess Ming Zhao, but she didn't pay much attention to it. However, looking back now, there may be some hidden meaning in it.

Little Su Yue has been married into the Marquis's Mansion for more than three years. Logically, it is impossible that no one has noticed the black jade hairpin she wears on her head. Su Yue thought hard, trying to find some clues from the fragmentary memory fragments in her mind. It seems that she started wearing this black jade hairpin after she came to Da'an, and before that, little Su Yue seemed to have treasured it.

In those vague memories, Su Yue only knew that this hairpin was left to her by her mother, who told her to keep it well and wear it. As for other information, it seemed to be shrouded by a thick fog, making it difficult for her to see the truth.

Su Yue clearly saw in her mind that her mother carefully put this delicate hairpin on Su Yue's head before she died. At that moment, Su Yue's face was filled with a pure and happy smile, as if the whole world was surrounded by maternal love.

At that time, Su Yue did not think much about it, just thinking that it was a precious ornament that Su Yue's mother wanted her daughter to wear all the time. However, now it seems that this hairpin may be far more than that. It may be a symbol or proof of a special identity, and this identity is inextricably linked to the royal family.

Perhaps, Xiao Suyue's mother was once a servant or maid beside the princess, but not necessarily the princess herself. After all, the relationships between people in the palace are complicated and all kinds of possibilities exist. However, to solve this mystery, the only clue is to find the mysterious cousin. Only through him can we further understand the truth of this past event.

Su Yue was extremely anxious, and couldn't wait to drag Qiu Zhu back to Su Garden and head straight to her cousin's study. Su Mingyuan was confused when he saw Su Yue rushing over in such a hurry. He looked at her in confusion and asked, "Yue'er, why are you so flustered?"

Without saying anything, Su Yue took off the hairpin on her head, handed it to Su Mingyuan, and asked directly, "Uncle, do you recognize this hairpin?" Su Mingyuan took a closer look and his face changed slightly, "Why are you wearing this hairpin?"

Su Yue responded with a firm look, "Then my cousin must have recognized this hairpin. This hairpin belongs to my mother, right?" Su Mingyuan nodded slightly to show his approval, "Yes, this is indeed a birthday gift from my grandfather. Didn't your mother mention this to you?"

Su Yue understood clearly. She knew that the hairpin was her mother's relic, but her mother had never told her about her grandfather's identity. So, she stared at Su Mingyuan and asked, "So, what is the relationship between my mother and Princess Mingzhao?"

Su Mingyuan didn't seem to want to answer this question. He avoided Su Yue's eyes and said softly, "You shouldn't ask these questions. Your mother has passed away." However, Su Yue would not give up easily. She said firmly, "Even if my mother is no longer in this world, as her daughter, I have the right to know her life experience, right?"

Su Yue's insistence made Su Mingyuan fall into silence. He stared out the window, pondered for a moment and finally spoke: "Your mother is your mother, the wife of Master Su, and all her family members have passed away except me." His voice was low and firm, but his eyes revealed a hint of helplessness and sadness.

Hearing this news, Su Yue was completely stunned. She couldn't accept this fact. Tears welled up in her eyes uncontrollably, and she asked in a trembling voice: "Why... why didn't you tell me?"

Su Mingyuan sighed softly, stepped forward and patted Su Yue on the shoulder, comforting her: "Yue'er, this matter has nothing to do with you. You are still young, and it is useless to know too much. I hope you can live happily and not be troubled by these past events. Now, you go back first."

However, Su Yue shook her head and said firmly: "No, I want to know the truth! I have the right to know everything about my mother!" Her eyes were full of determination and persistence, and she seemed unwilling to give up easily.

Su Mingyuan looked at Su Yue, a complicated look flashed in his eyes, he said softly: "I'm not telling you for your own good, your mother's family only has me, the others are heartless." Hearing this, Su Yue felt upset. For so many years, the royal family had not found her, but now suddenly appeared in front of her, why?

Su Yue frowned and began to calculate step by step. She carefully thought about what she had now. It seemed that there was nothing else worth noting except money. Did the Fourth Prince say so much to her before just to covet her wealth? Did the royal family express their intentions so obscurely? Su Yue couldn't help feeling confused and helpless. She thought she was not smart, and it was really difficult for her to understand such implicit statements.

Just when Su Yue was still struggling to figure out the mystery of her life experience, the third and fourth princes came to visit her. The sudden arrival of the visitors made her feel a little overwhelmed, and her doubts became more and more serious. She secretly wondered if the arrival of these two princes was related to her life experience? What kind of news and influence would they bring to her?