A painless read from start to finish. The male lead fights tooth and nail for her, solves his own problems, and swallows his own grievances.
On her wedding day, her childhood sweetheart of a husband rushes off to the frontier to save the Minister of War's daughter, who was supposed to be a princess sent away for a political marriage.
Lin Wantang becomes the laughingstock of the capital. Even peddlers and laborers gossip about her over tea.
Everyone laughs at her for being a discarded wife, but she refuses to accept her fate.
People either break out of silence or die in it, so she picks up a pitiful fellow with broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and striking brows and eyes.
She's truly happy with him, but then her childhood sweetheart and best friend return. With her own position precarious, she can only bring herself to end the relationship.
Having read so many romance stories, she knows that a clueless airhead like her is bound to have a hard time.
But everyone who tries to cause trouble for her ends up suffering terrible misfortune. Looking at all those people living in misery, Lin Wantang can't help asking, "Could I be the chosen one after all?"
Then, at a palace banquet, she wanders through the imperial garden and spots a man in splendid clothes who looks more and more like her own man.
Oh no, the man she picked up on a whim is the emperor...
A muscular, brawny emperor VS a radiant, charming young lady from a general's household.
A painless read from start to finish. The male lead fights tooth and nail for her, solves his own problems, and swallows his own grievances.
It's beautifully written! I haven't seen such a novel subject in a long time.
Beautiful ancient romance novels I hope everyone can share some valuable experiences. This is the first article officially written by the author. There are still many shortcomings. I hope everyone will be more tolerant.
It's a short story and I like it very well. The whole story is very good, only the ending is a bit sloppy, but it deserves praise