Xie Manman was a noblewoman from a distinguished family. She married down to a general from a poor family, only to discover that her husband had already been married once, though he had lost his memory of it.
When her husband's frail cousin, who could barely fend for herself, burst into tears, everyone instead urged Xie Manman to become a concubine.
Xie Manman refused, of course. But then her cousin took her own life, and Xie Manman became the general's household's scapegoat, demoted from principal wife to co-wife.
Her husband schemed to kill her, while her adopted son cared only for the adoptive mother who had died young.
She had given everything to a pack of ingrates.
Reborn into a new life, Xie Manman swore that even if she had to become a concubine, she would be the most honored one of all!
Late at night, she knocked on the side entrance to the Crown Prince's residence.
In the deep, dew-laden night, the usually proper and reserved Crown Prince waited until his eyes turned red.
“If you don't come soon, Manman, I'll have to steal you from your husband.”
This time, she no longer fought for the position of mistress of the general's household. So why were the general and her adopted son the ones regretting it?
An encouragement to myself who is writing classical prose for the first time [Sending a heartfelt message] The writing was not good, but the ending was given seriously. Already honest Be gentle when you scold 😢😢😢😢
It's exciting, but there isn't much space or interaction between the heroine and the prince.
Not bad, I read it in one sitting 🤭
Well written, good luck to the author