A Novel Gone Awry

Meng Hansheng had been married into the Ruan family for two years. Her relationship with her mother-in-law was harmonious, and she and her husband were deeply in love. She had thought her life would continue smoothly and without worry. Who would have thought disaster would strike? The Meng and Ruan families were implicated because the Duke of Anguo had taken part in the Fifth Prince’s rebellion. All 714 people in the two households were executed at the block in the thirty-second year of Pingrui. Reborn three years before her wedding, Meng Hansheng vowed that even if she had to trade away her marriage, she would make sure the Meng and Ruan families escaped the calamity that had come out of nowhere. But as time passed, she discovered that her husband seemed to be hiding a secret from her, too. P.S. The CP is Qi Zhengchu, Heir of Prince Kang, and Meng Hansheng. Both spouses are reborn. A new work in progress: The Eldest Princess of Shouyang One-sentence synopsis: The daily life of an eldest princess devoted to food, drink, and fun Qi Huaizhu spent her entire life as the Eldest Princess of Shouyang, a title she had held since the age of nine. She was her father’s youngest daughter, but she was not blessed with the good fortune that often came with being the youngest. Her birth mother died when she was born. When she was nine, her father passed away, and even her two full brothers were forced to die after losing the struggle for the throne. She clung to the new emperor’s favor and just managed to survive into adulthood, only to have to compete with her niece for a husband... The most infuriating thing was that she lost! She watched helplessly as the man she loved became her niece’s husband, and as the couple lived together in perfect harmony. Her own prince consort resented her for the rest of his life because he couldn’t enter officialdom, and by the time she was old, she had no biological children. After being angered to death by her concubine-born children, Qi Huaizhu lived again and vowed never to live such a miserable life as she had in her previous one! Since she was the most honored eldest princess in the Peng Dynasty, she would live the most comfortable life, too. Theme: