The Third Year After My Substitute Groom Died

Synopsis 1: He Chunchan has three wishes: First, to be rich; Second, to have even more money; Third, to dig up the corpse of her nauseating dead husband, no matter how deep it is buried, and throw it into the sea to feed the fish. She’s a forceful woman. But her sisters say, “Who’s ever seen such a delicate, graceful little shrew?” “Tsk!” She rolled up her sleeves, planted the copper knife she used to cut tofu into the chopping board, and put her hands on her hips. She shot a sideways glance. And caught sight of a man in plain robes approaching in the distance. Wang Lang had been ordered to put down the pirates in Haicheng. They said the officials and merchants here were in cahoots, and pirates ran rampant. He had barely entered the city in disguise when he spotted the tofu seller batting her eyes at him. He strode over, leaned against her tofu stall, and asked, “My lady, would you come home with me?” She raised her tofu knife, looking murderous. “You blind, lecherous fool...” Then she took another look. Oh no. Her dead husband had come back to life, and he was here to arrest her. She dropped the knife and hurried off... Synopsis 2: Chunchan married three times: The first time, she was a stand-in bride. The second time, it was a sham marriage. Only the third time did she truly become a bride. The people watching the wedding procession from outside the bridal sedan had no idea that all three times, she was marrying the same man. That man had bound himself to her for all eternity. There was no escaping him. Main couple: a streetwise young woman VS a doting general Secondary couple: a female pirate VS a male yandere A historical romance about life among the common folk. No transmigration, no golden finger. Not an angst-filled story, so enjoy without worry. Both leads are virgins; a fake breakup and reunion.