Lan Hanyu entered the Jingyang Marquis Mansion as a child bride at the age of five. She thought her childhood sweetheart husband was just like her, and they only had each other in their hearts. It wasn't until she saw her husband having a secret meeting with her cousin, and was misunderstood by everyone that he was a evil star, and was sent to a nunnery and lost his life that she realized how stupid she was.
In her next life, she just wanted to get rid of Jingyang Hou Mansion and Ji Jinghong.
Ji Jinghong had a romantic face, narrowed his peach blossom eyes, and looked ruthless but also affectionate. It wasn't that he liked to flirt, it was because others thought he was flirting, because his little wife didn't understand him and was jealous for no reason.
One day, he dreamed that his beloved wife was a groom for him and she died tragically on the street for him, while he wore a red wedding robe and married the woman next to him...
Waking up from the dream, Ji Jinghong was horrified at how much he had gone too far in his previous life, and felt extremely regretful. In this life, he just wanted to renew his marriage and make his beloved wife change his mind~
Lan Hanyu: "Our fate has ended. Please stop pestering me, Prince."
Ji Jinghong: "But I am already the father of the child in your belly...~"
Reader comments
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We can't have this son. He has never been devoted to the heroine in his past life, and her mother-in-law doesn't like her either. There is no need to wrong the heroine and force him to marry her.
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What we are saying is that we shouldn't forgive. Really, the heroine can just go her own way. It doesn't have to be forced. Sometimes an ending without an ending is better. If it doesn't work, just write it in the extra.
We can't have this son. He has never been devoted to the heroine in his past life, and her mother-in-law doesn't like her either. There is no need to wrong the heroine and force him to marry her.
The author is great, the plot is very interesting, but can you change the male protagonist? He is not worthy [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]
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