Reborn to Dote on My Wife

In her previous life, she was a celebrated talent of the Li Kingdom and a wife with a notorious reputation, scorned by the world and despised by her husband. In the end, she died alone at Qingwu Convent on Mount Li. Reborn, she feels no resentment, but she has nothing to forgive, either. No matter how relentlessly Zhang Shizhao pursues her, even offering his life for her, Su Qinghui's heart remains utterly unmoved! Is she really going to spend her whole life alone? Wait, that eighth-rank junior general looks awfully familiar! In this life, she no longer cares about purple robes and pearl crowns, nor about the world's cruel words or mockery. In short, the Madam has been reborn, and all she wants is a peaceful, ordinary life, with lotus flowers and simple tea! A guide for readers: 1. There's a little bit of household intrigue. Feel free to ignore it. 2. Also known as "Among the Lotus Flowers," "The Little Biography of Qinghui," and "If I'm Not Dramatic, I'll Die." 3. This story is set in an alternate world, during a period when Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism was flourishing and expectations for girls were becoming increasingly strict. Ban Shu's "Reborn: The Beloved Madam" is participating in the "A Date with Jinjiang" writing contest. The related setting is as follows: 1. The male lead's hometown is Jinjiang. 2. Jinjiang has a mysterious figure named Guan San, who controls the only mine that produces moonstone. 3. Moonstone can be used as currency in Jinjiang, but only there. Theme: