Wei Qingru is the only legitimate daughter of the Imperial Medical Academy’s chief physician. Gifted in medicine from a young age, she has exceptional medical skills.
The Wenbo Marquis’s household has gone several generations without producing anyone of note, and the family is in decline. To restore its fortunes, they came to ask for Wei Qingru’s hand in marriage to their heir.
But on their wedding night, the heir disappeared. A month later, he returned with a pregnant woman and declared that she was his true love, insisting on taking her as a concubine.
To preserve peace in the household, Wei Qingru could only agree through her tears.
She swallowed her grievances and worked herself to the bone for the marquis’s household for twenty years, restoring its former prosperity. Yet before she died, she discovered that everyone in the household had deceived and used her. She could only die full of bitterness.
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Reborn, she finally sees the truth. She will no longer put up with everything. Virtuous, refined, well-read, and proper? She’s done with all of it. She’ll enjoy a shameless life and refuse to waste her energy on inner turmoil. Better to make things difficult for others than to keep making things difficult for herself.
But why is the heir, who never once looked her in the eye, starting to look at her so differently? Why does he keep coming over and hinting that he wants them to make a real marriage of it?
She’s lived a whole new life. Why would she disgust herself by going back to him?
After going to great lengths to secure a divorce, she finally broke free from the prison of marriage, only to catch the eye of a cold-blooded, unhinged prince, who sent a marriage proposal to her home in the middle of the night.
Wei Qingru wailed, “What do you even see in me? I’ll change, all right?”
The cold-blooded prince smiled faintly. “You can’t escape me!”
Wei Qingru: “I don’t want to marry again!”
The unhinged prince: “That’s fine. We’ll get engaged first and talk about marriage when you’re ready.”
A year later, the unhinged prince had spoiled Wei Qingru into a darling of the capital, and she remarried happily.
Her former husband, meanwhile, was consumed by heartbreak.
It's good, not sloppy at all. It's thousands of times better than other similar articles that talk about divorce but are unreasonable and make readers feel sick and themselves disgusted. It's refreshing and comfortable.
It looks good. The emperor can distinguish right from wrong and is not confused. So far, it is quite good and worth pursuing.
Nice. The plot is very smooth and I feel comfortable watching it~~The characters are vivid and interesting.