Dynasties in Ruin: A Collection of Ex-Wives They Begged to Win Back

The Transmigrated Heroine’s Art of Destruction: After I Leave, Let the Kingdom Fall With You

This collection features intense tragic romances and “chasing-your-wife-to-the-crematorium” stories about kingdoms that fall after she leaves.

They were once miracles from another time, the emperor’s sharpest swords, and the cornerstones of a rising dynasty. They brought knowledge and power beyond their age, pacified the realm for him, strengthened his nation and army, and transformed a desolate land into a flourishing empire.

But when the splendor faded, their achievements were forgotten and their devotion trampled. The emperor took a new lover, the history books erased their names, and the people enjoyed the prosperity they had brought, yet no one remembered their faces.

Until their hearts finally died, and they turned away without looking back, returning to their own era.

That was when the foundations of the dynasty began to crumble. Crops that once yielded a thousand catties per acre failed overnight. Their uncanny strategies became worthless scraps of paper. The great formation that had protected the realm quietly vanished, and no one could stop the enemy’s iron hooves. Kneeling amid the ruins, the emperor finally remembered the bright moon he had buried with his own hands.

But it was too late. His remorse was nothing more than background noise on her journey home.

This collection focuses on the ultimate “chasing-your-wife-to-the-crematorium” story: she takes back not only her love, but everything she gave him. Once the gift of transmigration is withdrawn, all that remains is dust beneath the wheels of history, and a king’s eternal, unanswered regret as he faces his shattered kingdom.

Keywords: Transmigration to ancient times | Chasing-your-wife-to-the-crematorium | Strong heroine seeking revenge | Discarded after strengthening the nation | Dynasty’s downfall

Each volume in this collection contains one novel. Before each story begins, its synopsis appears at the start of Chapter One and takes up a few hundred words.

To make up for those words, this collection updates with three chapters every day.