I Wrote a Letter of Divorce Asking for Peace and Separation, but My Cold-Faced Son-In-Law Blocked Me.

When Shen Guiwan woke up, she found that she was a vicious fake daughter in an ancient bloody novel. He was poisoned by a strange poison and only had half a year left to live. When the real daughter returned home, she was driven out with sticks and lived on the street. When she was desperate, the person who took her in turned out to be her down-and-out son-in-law, Xie Yubai, whom she had robbed by despicable means half a year ago. He is the world-destroying villain in the book. He was once a brilliant and brilliant prince, but his family was ruined in one fell swoop. She had used her sister as a blackmail to force him into marrying into his wife, which was the stain he hated most in his life. I thought he would take the opportunity to retaliate, but I didn't expect that although his face was as cold as frost, he would cook medicine and soup for her every day. He was so poor that he had to go to the dock to carry sacks and copy books for others. He also saved his copper coins to buy her sweet-scented osmanthus cake. Shen Guiwan felt guilty, and when the half-year period expired, she left a divorce note and left quietly. Unexpectedly, the man who never wanted to take another look at her chased her hundreds of miles away and pushed her against the wall in the heavy rain: "You provoked me and you still want to escape?" His eyes were scarlet and his voice was hoarse, like a lone wolf whose heart was taken away. Later, Xie Yubai lost power in both the government and the public, and the civil and military forces in the court were trembling with fear. Only the squeamish little fake daughter dared to tug on his sleeves and say coquettishly: "Husband, I'm hungry for sweet-scented osmanthus cake again." The cold-faced powerful minister sighed and peeled chestnuts for her with his own hands.