A Common Wife is Delicate? after She Divorced Her Husband, She Kept Falling Off Her Horse and Winning the First Place in the Capital!

Name: A Common Wife is Delicate? after She Divorced Her Husband, She Kept Falling Off Her Horse and Winning the First Place in the Capital!
Author: Manito

by Manito

ongoing Ancient Romance Historical Fantasy Female Lead

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290Kwords138chapters

Latest:

Ch. 138 — Princess (End)

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About This Novel

In the third year after their marriage, her mother-in-law thought that Ye Ziqing was born in a rural area and was not in the limelight, so she always made things difficult for her. Her sister-in-law looked down upon her and said, "My brother loves you and you are my sister-in-law. If my brother doesn't love you, who are you?" ! Zhao Yunlan, who once held her in his arms and promised that they would be together for the rest of their lives, held another woman in his arms and coaxed her with care and respect, and treated her with cold eyes and disgust: Without me, you wouldn't even be qualified to live in the woodshed of the Hou Mansion, why should you compare with Jiaojiao? Okay, okay, let's play like this, right? On the day Ping's wife entered the palace, she took off her long skirt and put on a military uniform and went out with the army. Three years later, when she returned in glory, the powerful Master Ye said with tears in his eyes, "My dear, you are so good." The outstanding brother among the six people also came to greet her: "Sister, welcome back." At that time, the glory of the Hou Mansion was gone, and the former mother-in-law and former sister-in-law seemed to have become the most considerate family in the world. Person: "We will help you get rid of the mistress." The scumbag knelt down and cried bitterly: "Qing'er, after you left, I realized that the only one I love most is you! Come back!" The man who looked cheerful but was actually murderous and decisive carefully wrapped the woman's hand and kicked the scumbag away: "Get out."