Reborn, I Helped the Princess’s Husband Marry the Traitor’s Daughter

My father, the emperor, was convinced that the mother and daughter Ah Rou whom my husband had brought back from Jiangnan were the daughters of a disgraced minister, and had them thrown into prison.

My husband knelt outside the palace gates for seven days and nights, enraging my father. He threatened to make us divorce and sentenced my husband to death.

In my previous life, desperate to appease my father, I knelt beside my husband with my pregnant belly and begged him to rescind his decree.

My father had no choice but to make Ah Rou and her mother military prostitutes. Then he spared my husband and ordered him to treat me well and never betray my love.

For ten years, we were a devoted couple, perfectly in tune.

But ten years later, he poisoned my father and brother, became regent, and installed a young emperor on the throne.

He forced my head down to bow before Ah Rou’s memorial tablet, then let street thugs humiliate me.

He threw my child into a pit of snakes, where they died in agony.

In my despair, I saw the hatred in his eyes.

“You killed Ah Rou and her mother. You don’t deserve to live!”

“If Ah Rou were alive, she would be the most honored regent’s princess consort. You would be nothing but a lowly prostitute, forever inferior to her.”

When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the day my husband knelt outside the palace.

In this life, I decided to give him what he wanted.