The Chief Minister's Long Road to Winning His Wife Back

Linghu Sang, daughter of a Grand Secretary, is set up by her stepmother on her seventeenth birthday and spends one reckless night with Luo Nihang, the youngest chief minister. Forced to marry into the Luo family, she suffers a cold wedding night and torment at the hands of her stepmother. In the end, she dies with hatred in her heart. Reborn on the morning it all happened, she drinks a potion that will leave her unable to bear children and sets off on her travels. Five years later, she is known on the frontier as the “Barehanded Immortal Healer.” By then, Luo Nihang has also dreamed of his past life. Overcome with remorse, he resigns from office and travels a thousand miles to win her back, ready to repay his debt with his life. When they meet again at the frontier, he is blind and she holds a knife. “You owe me a life. Spend the rest of yours paying me back.” From shielding her from an arrow on a snowy night to trading his blood for hers, he lays a thousand plans, all for one more glance from her. As old debts are settled, the land falls into chaos. Enemy armies close in; she faces death, and he chases her soul. She lives, and he goes blind. At last, with the realm as their betrothal gift and the people as their matchmakers, they bow to heaven and earth once more beneath the banyan tree. “I’ve braved the crematorium and crossed the gates of death. At last, I’ve lived to see you wear your wedding gown for me.”