The Young Marshal's Wife Has Fallen Out of Love

Sweet Romance + Taking Down Scumbags + Love After Marriage + Revenge + Multiple Romance Routes to Root For

Warning: Not a clean romance, multiple romantic pairings, and the men don’t get treated well. Not for readers who like moral blackmail. The pacing is a little slow.

An ensemble cast, with multiple side couples. The story opposes feudalism and patriarchy. Every female character has her own charisma, and they all shine in their own ways, with no women competing against one another.

Four men pursue one woman, and the heroine has complete control. (Except during the naive-sweet phase at the beginning.) This is the first book, mainly about the heroine’s growth and revenge. The later books each focus on a different couple.

Man A: A handsome young warlord who values the heroine’s family’s influence and tries to arrange a marriage alliance, only to be moved by her sincerity. After they reconcile later on, he goes through a hellish chase to win her back.

Man B: A helpless man who relies on the heroine when she falls on hard times, with a secret identity no one knows about. He’s a devoted simp from beginning to end.

Man C: A cold-faced young warlord who doesn’t know how to express his love. He restrains himself to the utmost, but one decision breaks the heroine’s heart. Later, he shamelessly uses every trick in the book to win her back.

Man D: The heroine’s childhood friend, a puppy-like sweetheart she trusts most but is least willing to choose.