[Historical household intrigue + heroine reborn + marriage before love + devoted, faithful couple + a touch of court politics + gentle, everyday romance]
In her previous life, Fang Yunshu was too naive and trusted people too easily. Her stepmother and stepsister schemed to marry her off to the selfish, brutal Prince Jing, while her stepsister got her wish and married Song Tingzhao, heir to the Marquis of Anyuan.
Later, Prince Jing rebelled, and Fang Yunshu, as his princess consort, was sentenced to be executed in public. The one who crushed Prince Jing’s rebellion was none other than Song Tingzhao, heir to the Marquis of Anyuan.
Fang Yunshu died full of hatred. But Heaven had other plans: when she woke up, she had been reborn ten years in the past.
Things could still be changed, so Fang Yunshu learned to scheme in turn, arranging for her vicious stepsister to marry the brutal Prince Jing.
Just as Fang Yunshu thought she had finally gotten her revenge, an imperial decree of marriage caught her completely off guard:
Emperor Tianqi had granted her in marriage to Song Tingzhao, heir to the Marquis of Anyuan, as his wife!
Fang Yunshu couldn’t help but cry out to the heavens: What kind of bizarre fate is this?!
Well, so be it. Since things had come to this, she would accept her lot. At least in this life, she had money and status. As long as she didn’t bring disaster upon herself, she could easily hold on to her position as the Marchioness of Anyuan.
But just as she resolved to play the part of a good wife, helping Song Tingzhao navigate the difficult concubines and half-brothers who surrounded him, she gradually realized that her husband was looking at her rather strangely:
“Song Tingzhao, you haven’t fallen in love with me, have you?”
“Miss Fang, I only have one heart, and you quietly stole it away. You’ll have to take responsibility for me!”
Very pretty...
Very pretty
If you are impatient, you can skip to the end of chapter 42 to see the ending. The book is not long, so the story is concise and does not pile up unnecessary flowery words.
The plot is too simple and the character settings are still not very tenable. In fact, the plot of the story can be written better if you think about it carefully.
Not bad, very beautiful