Has the Abstinent Censor Finally Faced His Comeuppance Today?

(Traditional historical romance + a regretful husband’s pursuit + strong heroine + driving an aloof, untouchable man to madness + everyday life + intense push and pull. Both leads are reborn, and the hero’s memories gradually return.) In her previous life, Tao Yuyan, daughter of Salt Commissioner Tao Qian, gave up the imperial examinations to marry Yuan Xiqiao, the Grand Censor, and was confined to the trivial affairs of the inner household. Later, she caught smallpox from her sister-in-law and died when no treatment could save her. As she lay dying, her husband never came to see her. Instead, she heard that her mother-in-law was preparing for Yuan Xiqiao to take a second wife. After being reborn, Tao Yuyan no longer managed the household, showed deference to her in-laws, or doted on her sister-in-law. Instead, she took the imperial examinations and entered the Censorate, becoming the direct superior of her husband, a man as cold as ice. Every day, she brought up divorce. Just as she got the divorce papers in hand, the bridal sedan of Ji Chunxiao, the richest woman in the land, arrived at the gates of the Yuan residence. They say that the usually restrained and proper Grand Censor flew into a rage, drew his sword to drive off the bearers, and went mad in the middle of the street…