Xia Duoduo accidentally transmigrates into a book, a novel about two male leads, and becomes a disposable supporting female character who is tortured to death by the two protagonists.
To stay alive, she turns around and marries Song Hengyuan’s older half-brother.
When they first meet, Song Jinchen tells her, “Neither of us chose this marriage. Just know your place.”
But Shen Qingtang refuses to do that. She tries every way to flatter and fawn over him, even going so far as to seduce him.
When his childhood sweetheart falls into the water, he angrily grabs Shen Qingtang by the throat and threatens to divorce her. She fearlessly lifts her chin and says, “There has never been a divorced woman in the Song family. Go ahead and do your worst, husband!”
Later, the cool and austere minister gradually falls for her. Their love and hatred become intertwined, but she no longer wants to stay by his side.
One stormy night, Song Jinchen blocks the door as she tries to escape, his eyes gleaming with a sickening madness. He puts a knife in her hand himself and forces it into his chest. “There has never been a divorced woman in the Song family. You can leave me, but only if you become a widow.”
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Lin Han never expected to become a woman and stay by her side under another identity.
He thought that as long as he saw her happy, it would all be worth it.
But she wasn’t happy. When she was left battered and bruised, he risked his life to protect her.
When he opened his eyes again, he found himself in the palace. The country was in turmoil, and power was changing hands. He did everything he could to claim the highest throne, all so he could protect her for the rest of her life.
“Xia Duoduo, my world is shrouded in darkness. You are the only ray of light.”
P.S. The male and female leads have only ever been with each other. The second male lead was the heroine’s close friend and best girlfriend in her previous life.
The male lead becomes dangerously obsessive later on. The novel contains coercive romance and imprisonment.
Writing is hard work, so please go easy on me, dear readers.
