In the third year of the Ningxing era, Wen Huan’s marriage, which the whole capital had disapproved of, finally came to an end. He successfully became a widower.
There was nothing so bad about being a widower. His husband, once hard as a rock, had become a cold memorial tablet. All Wen Huan had to do was kneel before it and squeeze out a few insincere tears, and chests of compensation money would be carried into the residence like a flowing stream.
The only pity was that, with his convenient shield gone, a crowd of ill-intentioned men had already gathered outside before he had even taken off his mourning clothes.
Of course... Wen Huan gazed tearfully at the figure in the distance, his brows faintly knitted, though his eyes were utterly cold.
If they insisted on throwing themselves at him, he wouldn’t mind having to kill off a few more husbands.
- Extremely melodramatic, with an ultra-popular protagonist
- The melodrama includes, but is not limited to, a ruler stealing his minister’s wife, brothers at odds, a widowed sister-in-law romance, desperate regret, and a dead husband returning from the grave
- The protagonist has an enormous number of people nursing one-sided feelings for him
Theme: Understand marriage correctly.
