The Adulterer

A clever, playful wife who plays dumb x a refined, wicked, sinister cripple (both reborn; scheming for love and claiming by force + chasing his wife + running away while pregnant. I won't abandon this as long as even one person reads it. If there's no update by 9 p.m., I've run dry, so consider me on leave automatically.)

#Six months pregnant, and my husband ignores me because the baby isn't his#

Nian Yi has been married to Du Chaonan for five years. She lives in poverty, dressed in plain clothes and hairpins. But because she cherishes their childhood bond, she has been content to endure any hardship by his side.

Until one day, the Grand Secretary travels south of the Yangtze on an inspection tour. When the officials of Lincheng hear the news, they swarm to curry favor with him.

Du Chaonan is also troubled. Their home is bare, so what can he give Meng Hengzhi, the Grand Secretary, to make a good impression?

That day, when he returns home from work, he lifts Nian Yi's chin and finally comes up with an idea.

"A-Nian, for the sake of my career, go spend the night with him."

With eyes swollen red as walnuts, Nian Yi climbs into Grand Secretary Meng Hengzhi's bed.

*

After that night, Meng Hengzhi asks her, "What do you want?"

"For Du Chaonan to be promoted."

"I asked what you want."

Her eyes redden and she chokes out, "I want... him to be promoted."

From then on, the Du family flourishes like a dead tree in spring, rising higher and higher.

Du Chaonan is promoted three ranks in quick succession and becomes a prefect.

Wuzhou is designated a hub for the salt trade, and Du Chaonan takes control of it all.

Nian Yi, who had been unable to conceive for years after their marriage, begins to show more and more each day.

When Meng Hengzhi visits Wuzhou again, he sees that Nian Yi is already heavily pregnant. He calculates the dates and can't help frowning.

"You're a married woman?"

Nian Yi nods pitifully.

"Then this child..."

"It's my husband's."

Meng Hengzhi's expression grows darker and darker.

*The male lead has been chaste; the female lead has not. The child is the male lead's.

*The male lead chases his wife; the heroine regains her memories first, and he regains his later.

Coming soon, please check it out: My Stolen Crippled Husband Won't Let Me Kiss Him

A spoiled, willful princess x a seemingly innocent but secretly calculating schemer

When Rong You'en was young, she met an extraordinarily handsome man and became infatuated with him, longing for him day and night.

His name was Lu He. He excelled at the flute and painting, and had a free-spirited, clear-eyed nature. But after getting caught up in political strife, he died young.

From the age of fifteen to eighteen, she collected more than ten handsome men. Every one of them had a little of Lu He's charm, but only a little. None of them had it all, and she always felt something was missing.

One day, she meets a man on the streets of the imperial capital who not only looks seven parts like Lu He, but speaks just as he did, as if Lu He himself had returned from the dead. She likes this one so much that she immediately has him seized and brought back to the princess's residence, fulfilling her youthful dream.

But after she brings him back, she discovers he is disabled and has trouble walking. He can't play the flute or paint, and he won't let her kiss or touch him.

She feeds and pampers this untouchable, revered figure, but Rong You'en can't help feeling she's getting the short end of the stick. So she bullies him now and then, until one day, having had enough, she gives him a letter of divorce and throws him out.

She thinks that's the end of it. Then one day, she tearfully kneels to receive an imperial decree arranging her marriage to a foreign prince.

To protect the realm's peace, Rong You'en accepts the mission in a crisis and travels a thousand miles to marry the emperor of an enemy state.

But when she meets the emperor in his palace, she sees him rolling toward her in a wooden wheelchair. A chilling smile spreads across the face she knows all too well as he says leisurely:

"You stole me, then went and stole someone else. Did you think I'd just accept that?"

Rong You'en nearly faints.

-

Xiao Wei went undercover in the Wu Kingdom twice, and Rong You'en seized him both times.

The first time, she pointed at him and told the emperor of Wu, "Father, I want Lu He to teach me music and painting!"

The second time, she had him dragged back to the princess's residence, forced him into his old clothes, and ordered, "From now on, your name is Lu He."

Xiao Wei thought, What a wretched entanglement.

Theme: Live well, and never lose hope