The Chancellor Who Betrayed Me Is Reborn and Begging Me for a Meal

(Both leads are reborn + adored by everyone + romantic rivals competing for the heroine + scumbag chases his wife to the crematorium) She was the luckiest young princess in the Great Yan royal family, yet her husband poisoned her to death in her own bed. When she opens her eyes again, she’s reborn on her eighteenth birthday. Her parents and family are alive, and she is still the Princess Pingyang, cherished by everyone. He, her husband and the former prime minister, is still only a penniless top-scoring scholar, and the two of them aren’t married yet. He lays his cards on the table early, no longer hiding that he has a wife and child, and brazenly declares, “Shen Rong, I already have a wife and son. If you insist on marrying me, you can only be my concubine.” What a joke! She is the eldest legitimate daughter of a Grand Princess. The Empress Dowager is her maternal grandmother, and the Emperor is her uncle. How dare he dream of making a noblewoman his concubine? Oh, it turns out he was reborn too. He thinks he’s grown powerful enough to manipulate her. Hah! Then she’ll get him an imperial decree of marriage, wishing him and his cousin a long, happy marriage. Let them be bound together forever. She’ll watch him swagger and preen, offend every noble in Yanjing, and end up with nowhere to turn, sent to a poor backwater to serve as a county magistrate, living an impoverished life and regretting it forever. Then she turns around and sees the great general who died young in her previous life, standing nearby and silently protecting her. This time, she sees his undying love and walks toward him without hesitation. “Xiao Chengyuan, stop writing me letters in secret. Tell me to my face that you love me, and I’ll marry you.” “I... love you.”