[Unhinged, scheming, devoted country boy x cool, teasing beauty with tear-reddened eyes]
Only as she lay dying did Luo Shuiqing learn that, in her husband’s eyes, she was nothing but a wanton woman sneaking around with her younger sister’s husband!
The night she was reborn, red curtains draped the wedding bed. She opened her eyes to find herself in the arms of her “brother-in-law from her previous life,” his chest solid and warm…
Luo Shuiqing went pale with shock: !
She had clearly married a prince, so why had she woken up in her “brother-in-law’s” bed?!
…
In her previous life, Luo Shuiqing and her half-sister married on the same day. She married a prince, while her half-sister married one of the prince’s subordinates.
Everyone envied her good fortune. Unlike her half-sister, who had married a poor man, lived alone in an empty house, suffered at the hands of her mother-in-law, and been beaten and berated by her husband!
Only later did she learn that it wasn’t her half-sister who had been left alone. Unable to bear the loneliness, her half-sister had secretly gotten involved with the younger brother of the Zhan family, then falsely accused her husband of having an affair with Luo Shuiqing!
The red candles sputtered. The young general Zhan had refined features and a scorching warmth, his inexperienced seductiveness hiding the fact that he would one day become the Great Chu War God. He had no idea that in his previous life, his own family had discarded him after using him, leaving him to die pierced by a thousand arrows!
Luo Shuiqing wrapped her arms around her “little brother-in-law’s” neck, the corners of her eyes damp and red, tears shimmering. She thought: How could this brave and irresistible young general be the “good-for-nothing” my half-sister described?
…
The change of brides shocked the capital. The prince was furious and tried to seize his bride, spilling blood on the spot!
His dignified, gentle fiancée, cheeks flushed and nestled in the young general’s arms, looked tender and tearful, yet spoke with icy hatred: “Prince Ning, you may bully me if you like, but you may not bully my husband!”
