Song Jin'er

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Song Jin'er
Female antagonist, illegitimate daughter of the Libu Shilang (Minister of Rites) of the Dayin Dynasty. After falling into water, her personality changed drastically. She became world-famous with her poem 'A Tranquil Night of Spring Flowers and Moonbeams over the River.' She is actually a Chuanyuenü (not a native of Dayin). She caused Yu Ange's fiancé to break their engagement, caused Yu Ange's brother to be beaten to death on false charges, and seduced both the Dayin Emperor and the Liangguo Emperor. She colluded with the enemy Liangguo, leading to the fall of Wangchuncheng and the deaths of tens of thousands of soldiers.

Novel Roles

Long Live My Empress
  • Antagonist

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