Main characters: Yun He, Chu Weiyong
The composed, gentle-faced but tough-hearted heroine × the self-deluding hero, a sweet romance that starts with marriage
Yun He married the second son of Prince Jin. Less than six months later, a sudden barrage of comments appeared in her mind.
They said she was the cherished supporting heroine in a novel, and that her husband would die in battle. Overcome with grief at becoming a widow, she would go into premature labor, and both she and her baby would die.
Yun He: “…”
She didn’t believe it, but she really was pregnant.
But even if her husband died, did that mean she had to be so grief-stricken that she followed him to the grave?
Yun He thought about it and realized that she and her late husband weren’t all that deeply attached to each other…
As a widow, Yun He steadied herself and made plans for her own future and the baby she carried. Before long, everyone was praising her as a virtuous wife, and even her father-in-law came to appreciate her. But just as she was about to give birth, her supposedly long-dead husband came home!
Chu Weiyong returned after narrowly escaping death, and the moment he walked in, he was handed his son. His wife, whom he remembered as gentle and virtuous, clung weakly to him and wept with joy until she fainted.
Chu Weiyong thought, She must love me so much…
Rating: 9.4. ✅ The writing is good, with a strong classical Chinese flavor. ✅ The plot is also quite interesting, mainly telling the story of: Amidst the turmoil of the world and the struggle for power among various factions, the Prince of Jin, in order to plan his grand ambitions, openly wages war to serve his country while secretly rebelling against the court.
I'd like to know if it's a clean romance/virginity story. If not, I might quit early because I feel that, so far, the male lead's feelings for the female lead aren't very deep. He seems like a traditional ancient man, and the relationship between the man and woman is just one of mutual respect. Will the male lead focus on his career later? If he ascends the throne, will he take concubines to balance the power in the court?
I stumbled upon the book title and clicked on it. The writing is smooth, the plot logic isn't abrupt, and the female lead is truly clear-headed, only thinking about herself and her child. I'm waiting for He Bao to slowly teach her love-struck husband a lesson. Currently, it seems the male lead will still take concubines, since they don't live in their own residence or have their own power.
I stumbled upon a book, and although it doesn't have a rating, it's really good. I especially love the female lead; she's so clear-headed and adorable. I hope the male lead stays love-struck, and that both of them are virgins! I'm begging for it!
The author's writing is truly superb. The female lead is shrewd, courageous, and resourceful; the plot flows smoothly and is intricately linked. The writing style is excellent—it's simply my favorite! I hope the author continues writing! 🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️
Please keep writing, author! 💕💕💕💕
The plot was quite good, but it was unfortunately abandoned.
There aren't many chapters in total, but the later chapters are definitely getting better compared to the earlier ones. As a ten-year veteran reader, I think this novel is pretty good. It's a light read for me. I've been reading too many political intrigue novels lately, so this is a good way to relax.
Please write more, author! I think the subject matter is really good; now I can only read it by rewatching the series.
I really love this book, teacher! Can you update it sooner? Please, please! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻