Jiang Ling was a merchant's daughter, but a plot forced her to marry Pei Yunxu, the Marquis of Wu'an, a title bestowed on him personally by the emperor.
In their seven years of marriage, Pei Yunxu remained as cold as an iceberg that would never melt.
Still, Jiang Ling comforted herself, telling herself that mutual respect was what marriage was all about.
Until she saw the indulgence, care, and patience he showed another woman.
Only then did she realize that Pei Yunxu had a heart after all.
Even the son and daughter she'd raised from infancy kept asking for that woman to move into their home.
At last, Jiang Ling could no longer lie to herself.
She wrote a divorce agreement and chose to walk away.
She thought everything would go back to normal.
But the divorce papers never arrived. Instead, Pei Yunxu showed up at her door.
“A divorce? A Ling, we're bound together in life and death.”
Wow, I like this genre very much. I don't know where those bad reviews come from. If you don't like them, just leave them. Why are you so malicious?
I like the final determination of the heroine in this article. After a painful struggle, she finally rushes to freedom. She admits her mistake to her savior like the hero, and has no boundaries for the heroine's sister's so-called life-saving grace. People who don't know how to cherish the people around them and only realize regrets after losing them are not worth cherishing. The ending of this article is really enjoyable to read! Unlike some articles, you can finally forgive someone who has repeatedly hurt and failed you. That is not kindness, it is indulgence in evil, and stupidity!
If you like sober heroines, this is a good book
Okay, okay, not a happy reunion.
This is good. I don't pretend to be a holy mother who forgives the scumbag.