Marrying for the Finest Years

First published on Jinjiang Literature City. Any form of sharing or reposting is prohibited and constitutes copyright infringement! She was only ill, not dead, but her husband's family had already rushed to find a replacement wife to take her place. Reborn into a new life, she refuses to live so miserably again. She only wants to protect what belongs to her, keep others from taking it away, punish the shameless, save her sisters, win the love of a devoted husband, and live a smooth, glorious life. New story blurb: Yan Zhaohua never wanted to be reborn, but Heaven had other plans. Since it happened, she might as well make the best of it. Her previous life was so miserable that even Heaven couldn't bear to watch. So this time, she thinks it's only fair that other people get a taste of misery too. That's right: repay kindness with kindness, and grudges with revenge. Simple. New story preview: I'm no longer empty-handed; I finally have a blurb!!! New story blurb: The Ji family is famous for its beauties, and Fourth Miss Ji Wanyan is the most dazzling beauty under Heaven. But with ambitions as high as the sky and a fate as fragile as paper, she schemes and struggles her way through three marriages, only to end up lost in the inner courtyard. Her beauty is ruined, her virtue questioned, and her family drives her out of the capital. Then a carriage driver tries to rob and kill her, leaving her dead on the road. Her soul leaves her body, and as she watches it decay day by day, she finally understands that even the most beautiful body is nothing but painted bones and skin. But when she awakens, she has become the spirited and breathtaking Fourth Miss Ji she once was. This time, she will stop chasing things that could never belong to her. All she wants is to marry the kind man who gathered her remains in her previous life, and live quietly from then on. But... her former husbands keep coming back, one after another. Um, kind sir, I don't mind that people call you a wastrel, but if you're going to pursue me, do it properly. Why do you keep staring at me as if I owe you a fortune? Beauty's Golden Years A note from the author: The Mid-Autumn Poetry Contest is here! Contest dates: September 25, 2015 to October 18, 2015. Write a poem and win Jinjiang coins. How to enter: Log in and post a comment beneath any of the sixteen stories. Write "Mid-Autumn Poetry Contest" on the first line, then put your poem below. (Girls, you can leave a comment on the first VIP chapter. The first VIP chapter, okay! The first VIP chapter! I'll say it three times because it's important. That's Chapter 25, Chapter 25, Chapter 25!!! Hehe, have I successfully brainwashed everyone? Actually, it's nothing special; this just makes it easier for me to keep track. La la la...) Entries: Poems in any style are welcome, as long as they have some connection to the story you choose. Here's the link: 2015 Mid-Autumn Poetry Contest: Notice: This story will become a VIP story on June 28, 2015, with three or more chapters posted that day. Uncle Hua's stories generally aren't very long and are usually finished in two or three months. Reading the whole thing will probably cost only ten or twenty yuan. Uncle Hua writes six thousand or more characters a day, working day and night, but averaged out, it only costs you a few yuan a month. So please support the official release and don't read pirated copies just to save those few yuan. Let Uncle Hua enjoy a good meal! Thank you all, mwah!!! Uncle Hua's awkward stories column. Feel free to bookmark it: Theme: