After ten years of marriage, Jiang Lingsheng’s husband has spent ten years on the battlefield. She has given the best years of her life to the Lu family, waiting for her childhood sweetheart to return victorious. But alongside Lu Xiao, another woman comes home: his female friend.
Lu Xiao says, “Yeye doesn’t compete or make trouble. She’s not like women cooped up in a household like yours. Don’t bully her. From now on, none of you is above the others. You’ll all be my women.”
Jiang Lingsheng is struck as if by lightning. That isn’t what he said when he begged her to marry him. He promised they would be together for life, just the two of them. Even if ten princesses fell for him, he would choose only her.
Jiang Lingsheng flips the table then and there. She wants a divorce, or for him to repudiate her if he prefers, but the man whose heart has strayed still refuses to let her go. He insists on crushing her pride and forcing her to share a husband.
Jiang Lingsheng won’t accept it. She has plenty of ways to make Lu Xiao agree to a divorce, but Lu Xiao would rather die than let her leave the Lu family.
Lu Xiao has no idea that a man in a position of power has coveted his wife for ten years. His weakness and arrogance will cost him the woman he loves forever.
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