After Breaking Off the Engagement, the Laid-Back Heir's Consort Cures Lovesickness

In her previous life, Liu Funian knew her lover was faithless and unkind, yet she still insisted on marrying him. In the end, she died with her eyes open, a tragic end.

Now that she's reborn, the first thing Liu Funian does is break off the engagement. Let whoever wants that faithless scumbag have him. But the things she doesn't want won't be so easy for anyone else to get, either.

Later, her reputation is ruined. Her scheming second aunt wants to sell her to an octogenarian prince as his second wife in exchange for favors. Her biased grandmother openly dotes on her, yet secretly allows her to be married off to a short-lived old man.

Ahem. Who would have thought the supposedly short-lived old man would be handsome and gentle, serving up face-slapping for the vile green tea and outshining her faithless ex by a mile?

The vile green tea mutters under her breath: “What is that wretched woman so pleased about? She'll be widowed before long!”

Her faithless ex brainwashes himself: “Don't be upset, don't be upset. He won't live much longer. Once he's dead, Funian will be mine again.”

But Liu Funian never becomes a widow. Instead, her sickly and beautiful husband grows more and more vigorous in bed. More importantly, he's completely lovestruck!

Liu Funian gives him a cold look, and he adores her all the more. “My wife is the most beautiful. No arguments.”

Liu Funian hits someone, and his eyes light up. “My wife is so cool! But your hand must hurt, right?”

Liu Funian has a dog now?

He brainwashes himself: My wife must love me so much that she's deliberately making me jealous. As for the dog hitting on her...

It should really be chopped into pieces and fed to the dogs.

Jun Ze: His wife was his in his past life, and she is his in this one, too.

To hell with quietly protecting her. Now he prefers to take what he wants by force.