I Became the General’s Wife, Remarried the Regent, and Made My Escape

[The heroine transmigrates into a book, the hero is reborn, face-slapping and punishing scoundrels, extremely sweet with no angst]

Jiang Qinxue died suddenly after staying up all night reading a novel, then transmigrated into a book as the general’s wife, whose fate was utterly tragic.

Once a distinguished legitimate daughter of a marquis’s household, she married into the general’s family for love. But on their wedding day, her husband led his troops into battle and was gone for three years.

She remained faithful to her husband for those three years, only to hear him say, “She’s carrying my child.”

The general’s family doted on his concubine and neglected his wife. To seize Jiang Qinxue’s dowry, they even cruelly had her killed. Afterward, the concubine became a lady of the highest rank, living in splendor, while Jiang Qinxue’s corpse was left in the wilderness without even a grave!

Unwilling to accept the original heroine’s fate, Jiang Qinxue transmigrates into the book, clings to the Regent’s support, divorces her scoundrel husband with a letter of repudiation, and returns to her family with her dowry.

The scoundrel sneers at her: “You’re a twice-married woman. Now that you’ve left me, what man in the whole capital would marry you?”

But the Regent, whose power dominates the court, puts an arm around her waist in front of everyone and smiles tenderly. “My wife, Qinxue.”

From then on, her scoundrel of a former husband has to kneel and greet her whenever he sees her, addressing her as Princess Consort. Even her wicked mother-in-law is consumed with regret.