[Forced possession + the ex's long road to winning her back]
A brooding, obsessive hero X a resilient, gentle heroine
When turmoil erupted in the Eastern Palace, He Yi was forced to divorce. After giving birth to a stillborn child, she was exiled to the northern frontier.
Three years later, on the night she was to consummate her marriage with her second husband, an imperial edict interrupted them:
Her former husband had ascended the throne, and he was forcing her to return to the capital!
Outside the Golden Throne Hall in the imperial city, He Yi knelt to pay her respects, not daring to look up. “Your subject's wife pays her respects to Your Majesty.”
From the dragon throne, the emperor's oppressive presence bore down on her, his eyes full of icy fury. “Your subject's wife?”
“You never held a wedding ceremony with him, and I never acknowledged your divorce papers.”
“From beginning to end, you have always been my woman!”
It would be great if the male protagonist was a general 🥺 To be precise, it should be a double virgin. The heroine has a kissing scene with the second male protagonist in the first chapter. Later, the male protagonist flirts with other concubines in front of the female protagonist. It's not very sadistic, and there's no so-called wife-chasing crematorium. Another point is that the ending is too rushed and I am not very satisfied with the ending. The heroine finally lost her memory, and her memory stayed in the period when the hero was still a prince. Many of the foreshadowings laid in the early stage were not explained clearly, and there was no ending for the second male lead and other supporting characters.