After I Remarried the Young General, the Prince Consort Regretted It Too Late

Shen Ruoyu spent ten years ghostwriting for the man she loved, Gu Congzhou, and helped him become the top scorer in the imperial examinations.

But on the day he passed, he accepted an imperial decree arranging his marriage and proudly wed the eldest princess.

If ten years of humble devotion had all been wasted on a dog, then she would cut ties and sever their bond!

Shen Ruoyu burned every draft of his essays and smashed the jade pendant they had exchanged as a token of their love!

Without her ghostwriting, her former lover quickly ran out of talent. He turned in a blank exam paper before the emperor, made a complete fool of himself, and lost his future. At last, he remembered how good she had been to him. He knelt in the rain outside her shabby courtyard all night, crying and begging her to take him back.

Too bad Pei Du, the famous capital-based general who commanded a powerful army, was already standing in front of Shen Ruoyu.

Young General Pei swept his silver spear between her and the scumbag. “Get lost! You think you can lay a hand on someone I’m protecting?”