The Marquis's Grandson's Bride

[The husband’s groveling redemption arc, one-on-one romance, everyday life in an ancient aristocratic household]

Jiang Baozhu is a commandery princess personally titled by the emperor, the treasured daughter of a prince of a different surname, and she grew up adored and indulged.

She could have chosen any talented young man in the land, yet she fell for Pei Ying at first sight.

She used every means at her disposal and got her wish: she married Pei Ying.

After marriage, she put away her spoiled, extravagant ways. She humbled herself, swallowed her pride, and did everything she could to please him. To bear him a child, she desperately drank medicine to improve her chances.

She never imagined that Pei Ying had already gotten his cousin pregnant, and would make her endure the humiliation of registering their illegitimate child as her own.

Reborn, Jiang Baozhu no longer compromises herself for love.

If a man is lost, then let him go.

She handed him the divorce papers and said coldly, “We were husband and wife once. Take these papers, and at least we can part on civil terms.”

Who could have guessed that this man, always so aloof and refined, would tremble as he begged her?

“Please, don’t leave me.”