Aristocratic young lady vs. transmigrated woman + traditional historical household intrigue + failed pursuit-after-regret + divorce and remarriage
The eldest legitimate daughter of the prime minister marries into a once-prosperous marquis household now fallen on hard times. She spends five years alone, yet remains devoted and keeps the family afloat.
Her husband guards the border, accompanied by a female military strategist skilled in warfare who can make ice and build firearms. By day, they call each other brothers; by night, they live like husband and wife.
Yan Qinghua finally gets to see her husband return victorious, ennobled as a marquis and appointed chancellor. But he makes the pregnant strategist his secondary wife and spoils her endlessly.
Reduced to a laughingstock among the great families, Yan Qinghua's heart turns to ash. She simply stops managing the marquis household and lets them see whether being its mistress is really so easy!
Without Yan Qinghua, the marquis household descends into chaos. Her husband begs her to take charge of the household accounts again, but after one disappointment after another, she has resolved to divorce him!
Ji Qinglin comes to his senses and proposes to her again. Rejected, he flies into a rage: “Who in the whole capital would want a discarded wife that even I don’t want?”
Yet noble families and aristocrats line up at her door to ask for her hand.
The legendary Prince Yu, brave and mighty, decisive in battle, seeks her as his principal wife and promises that they will be each other's only love for life.
Seeing the two of them happy together, Ji Qinglin is consumed with regret, but can only watch as she rises step by step to become the most honored woman in Great Zhou!
The article is good and the storyline is not draggy.
This book is good, short and concise, with exciting and down-to-earth content! Nice! Suits me very well
Very good, the content is also good
The writing is wonderful, but the ending is fast. Give five submissions.
Although the ending is like a running story, I like the ending. Like, like, like
It's okay, unlike other ones that just change the soup but not the medicine, you can take a look.
The ending was rushed, but still good. I give it five stars.
It's pretty good, but the ending is a bit too fast.
Still pretty
My favorite short article