Lin Xin transmigrates as the daughter of a great general. She and the dashing young heir Zhang share deep feelings for each other, but only after their marriage does she learn that her husband is the son of her father's killer. Lin Xin can only leave her newborn son behind and divorce him.
Three years later, her former husband returns to the capital as regent, bringing with him a stunningly beautiful woman. On the day of his return, he tenderly helps her out of the carriage and holds her hand the entire time. Everyone in the capital knows the regent is going to marry her.
By chance, trouble strikes the Lin family at that very moment, and Lin Xin has no choice but to beg the regent for help. He orders her to kneel in the snow, then tosses a set of lingerie in front of her. “If you want to get what you came for, you'll have to pay a price.”
It's pretty good. The plot is quite humorous. I still enjoy reading these kinds of interesting novels.
At first, it was a sweet romance, but by the time it reached the finale, I realized it was a tragic story because the male lead actually died.