Did You Think I Had Lost My Virginity in My Previous Life? Why Are You Crying When You Are Reborn and Remarried?

Name: Did You Think I Had Lost My Virginity in My Previous Life? Why Are You Crying When You Are Reborn and Remarried?
Author: Luo Jixiang

by Luo Jixiang

ongoing Ancient Romance Palace Intrigue Female Lead

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Ch. 51 — 番外囚身亦是囚心

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[Rebirth + sweet torture + heroic competition in the Shura field + the superior bows down for love] Chen Li is the only daughter of a wealthy businessman, but she was imprisoned in Lengyuan until she died by her son-in-law. On the wedding day, her husband was imprisoned. She was set up by her husband's family to save her husband and committed herself to the regent Xiao Jinyan. However, she turned against her husband after he was released from prison. She was humiliated and tortured day after day until she breathed her last breath. After reviving her life, she decided to divorce. Unexpectedly, He Lishu was torn to pieces by the scumbag. "Chen Li, your parents are both dead and you are penniless. Even if you reconcile, you are still my outer room. You can't run away." In despair, she begged Xiao Jinyan again. Xiao Jinyan narrowed his peach blossom eyes and asked with interest: "Is there any reward for doing something for me?" Later... When the former scumbag was groveling in front of Xiao Jinyan, he suddenly caught a glimpse of a familiar figure standing behind Xiao Jinyan. He was stunned. Everyone knows that the regent, who holds all the power in the country, has no wives or concubines, is ruthless, ascetic and cold-blooded. But he suddenly announced that he was going to take a concubine. -- Xiao Jinyan always kills anyone who dares to scheme against him. He knew from the beginning that Chen Li was hiding secrets and had designs on him, but he couldn't help but pursue her step by step, hoping that she would become his caged bird. Little did he know that the one imprisoned in the cage was himself.