She Divorced Him and Married the Princess: When the Family Learned of Their Past Life, They Went Mad with Regret

She fell in love at first sight when she was young, and Zhou Tangning married the underappreciated young general Wei Tingzhi, bringing a massive dowry with her. After their wedding, she kept the declining General’s Manor afloat, arranged for military provisions to be sent to the frontier, and supported her husband. Three years later, Wei Tingzhi returned victorious, only for her to learn that he had been granted a marriage to a princess. Wei Tingzhi said, “Zhou Tangning, Yuwan is a princess and cannot be made to suffer. The only choice is to demote you to a concubine.” “Divorcing me will do you no good. Your Zhou family is just a family of merchants. Without the General’s Manor to rely on, how will you make a place for yourselves in the capital?” Zhou Tangning turned and divorced him. She was done being the mistress of a great household. If only power could protect her family, then she would help another worthy man ascend the throne. When he was young, Li Changying, Prince Ying, had already given his heart to someone. For the rest of his life, she was the only woman in his heart and in his eyes. But by the time he returned from serving as a hostage, she was already another man’s wife. When he suddenly learned that she had divorced, he climbed over her wall in the middle of the night. “Would you marry me?” In her previous life, Li Yuwan was sent away to marry for peace. Beyond the frontier, she lived in poverty and barbarity, enduring inhuman abuse at the hands of a sadistic tyrant. After the tyrant died, custom required her to marry his younger brother, newly enthroned as emperor, and then the son who later took the throne. She was tormented to death at a young age. Wei Tingzhi, the capital’s renowned general, was a powerful court official, second only to The Outcast and above everyone else. His wife, Zhou Tangning, was the daughter of a merchant, yet she was granted the rank of a first-class noblewoman and became the most prominent matriarch in the capital. Reborn, Li Yuwan plotted to marry Wei Tingzhi when he returned in triumph, determined to seize the glorious life that belonged to Zhou Tangning. Jiang Chengbi transmigrated and chose to enter the General’s Manor as Wei Tingzhi’s concubine. As a highly educated woman from the 21st century, was she really going to let an ancient princess beat her at stealing a man?