After She Remarried, the Spoiled Young Master Loved Her for Life

(I wanted to write short stories and forgot to switch settings. I’ll split them into separate volumes later, with several stories appearing together.) Volume 1: Also known as To Bloom Again Through Fire. In her previous life, she gave her heart to the wrong man, only to discover that the wolf she entrusted it to had a heart of stone. Back from hell, she crushes the pretty-boy gold digger’s dreams with her own hands. She publicly announces she’s marrying the wastrel Lu Heng instead? Everyone mocks her for jumping into a fire pit. But she gladly accepts this “good fortune.” No matter how treacherous the road, she’ll take control and change her fate! But why do the depths in his eyes always seem to gaze upon the wounds left behind by her previous life? Volume 2: She Raised the Bar for Terrible Husbands. Synopsis: My husband, Gu Wei, uses “honor” as an excuse to force the “pitiful” widow of a comrade-in-arms and her daughter to move into our home. In just a few days, that “fragile” woman takes over my job and makes me wait on all three of them like a servant. What head of the household? He’s just a scheming parasite sucking me dry. I’ve had enough. I smash bowls and overturn the table in front of everyone, tearing apart this sham of a “family”! After the divorce, I won’t just ruin his reputation. I’ll take my life back, too. I open my eyes again at thirty thousand feet. The sun shines brightly outside the plane window, and beside me is Zhou Lingxiao, the dazzlingly handsome man who once saved me, his smile brighter than the sun. Volume 3: The Silent Battle in a Marriage Between Researchers. Biologist Su Mingwei marries into a family of researchers for love, only to spend three years raising a child as if she were a single parent. The moment she signs the divorce papers in the laboratory, the man who once regarded her as nothing more than a “research assistant” finally realizes he has lost more than a gentle wife. He has lost a soul that shone just as brightly beneath a microscope.