My Husband Says He Regrets It

[Anti-piracy protection: 50%. The story is frequently revised. I’m not responsible for pirated copies.] [The complete novel costs 3.56. Thank you to everyone who supports the official version. Love you all.] Everyone said the Liang family’s daughter was lucky. Though she came from a merchant family, she had a childhood sweetheart for a husband who placed third in the imperial exams, and she had risen in status right along with him. Her parents-in-law treated her like their own daughter, giving her everything she wanted and never making her lift a finger. Although her younger brother- and sister-in-law disliked her, they never made things difficult for her openly. Liang Qianqiu had thought so too, but at some point, everything began to change. Her brother- and sister-in-law grew increasingly rude, saying she had thrown herself at their brother to marry into the family and had no right to live under the same roof and share meals with them. Angry, she ran back to her parents’ home, only to be mocked by the siblings she had thought respected her. They called her a pushover with no sense that she was married now. But wasn’t this her home too? Liang Qianqiu couldn’t believe it. She challenged her father, but all she got was a cold reply: “Qianqiu, once you’re married, you’re no longer a Liang family daughter.” She poured out her grievances to her husband. He had always been considerate, but after hearing her complaints, he not only failed to comfort her, he turned around and scolded her. “Your younger siblings are still young. As their sister-in-law, you should be more understanding. Qiu Niang, don’t be childish.” Liang Qianqiu couldn’t understand how things had ended up this way. * Wen Yunzhi had just taken office and was busy, yet his wife still had no sense of timing and came to bother him. Looking at his wife’s tearful eyes, unchanged as ever, Wen Yunzhi felt nothing but endless weariness. He couldn’t understand. It was such a trivial matter. Why couldn’t she just put up with it? He ignored the pleading look she gave him and never considered whether she was truly upset, or whether these things he saw as trivial were really confusing and distressing her. Only when he heard that his wife had jumped into the lake did Wen Yunzhi panic. Seeing her pale cheeks, no longer rosy as before, and her eyes tightly shut, Wen Yunzhi abandoned everything and stayed by her side day and night. He had been wrong. He shouldn’t have ignored her. But there was no way to make things right anymore. All Wen Yunzhi could do was pray that his wife would wake up safe and sound. After she woke, he would accept anything, whether she beat him, scolded him, or asked for a divorce. [Content warnings] * Both leads are virgins, they do not divorce, and this is a melodramatic, angsty romance. He will have to win his wife back, and it will end happily. * Neither character is perfect; both have their flaws. I just want to write a story of love and hate, resentment and reconciliation. * Set in an imaginary era. Everything serves the romance. * Please don’t criticize me for content warnings I already listed, or attack me for plot points I haven’t written. Thank you. * The schemes are very childish, including but not limited to arguments and plotting. ★ I strongly recommend buying one chapter at a time. If you don’t like it, please stop reading right away. I’m begging you! Theme: Perseverance brings victory