Bullied all her life, she met a tragic end in her previous life. Reborn in all her glory, she was determined to defy fate and reclaim her dignity. But a bone flute made her the target of everyone’s hostility, and one careless moment landed her in the hands of a scheming prince, who thoroughly ravished her. How could she let such a deep grudge go unavenged? She struck back without hesitation: “Marry me!”
They say the timid prince is so henpecked it’s unbelievable. He didn’t marry until he was twenty-seven, taking as his princess a woman of questionable reputation. On their wedding night, she kicked him out of bed, yet he spoiled her like no one else in heaven or earth…
He thought he was only using her, never realizing that every compromise and indulgence would become a habit. She thought she was getting close to him only for revenge, never realizing she would fall so deeply that she’d lose both her chastity and her heart. He would defy the whole world to keep her safe, and put aside his hatred just to see her smile. In the end, all the grievances and victories fade away, but love alone endures!
Holy crap, I finally found a story about transmigrating, but after reading chapter eight I got furious. Why did it have to be like this? Isn't transmigrating better? Why does it have to be written like a soul-transmigration story? I've read it hundreds of times already, it's so annoying. Every time I see a story that starts with family feuds, I drop it regardless of how good it is later!
I finished listening to it on November 7th, 2021. I felt the author had a very broad thought process, with huge gaps in their mind that they ultimately couldn't fill.
Not bad...
It's so good, highly recommended!