After Marrying the Monarch

[Blurb]

After Princess Han Shuangning of Yu lost her kingdom to her childhood sweetheart, she was rescued by a neighboring state and then sent to marry into the Teng Kingdom in another woman's place.

The king of Teng, Chu Xiangyuan, was a cold and haughty ruler. He despised the princess, believing she had offered herself to him for his favor.

He had forgotten that, in their youth, he and the princess had vowed beneath a tree of love. They had once been each other's beloved.

Princess Han of Yu punished corrupt officials, rescued her younger brother, agreed to a political marriage in another's place, and traveled through mountains and rivers to be by her love's side. She never regretted it.

The King of Teng had forgotten the years of memories he left behind at the River of Forgetfulness. One day, when they suddenly came back to him, he regretted everything.

She asked him, "Do you still remember what you said back then?"

The King of Teng said sadly, "I don't remember..."

She tapped the tip of his nose and said with a smile, "You said that if you didn't come marry me, you'd be a puppy."

Chu Xiaowang: "Did I...?"

He never came to marry her, but in the end, she still returned to his side. This time, she had no intention of leaving.

My next project: "My Beautiful Wife~"

Reborn Jiang Xuanwen disguises herself as a man and rises rapidly through the ranks.

The emperor even grants her a marriage, and she marries a beautiful wife~

This wife is delicate and lovely, with a tender face, though her waist is a little thick, her shoulders a little broad, and her legs a little long.

As time goes by, her wife grows taller than her, stronger than her, and her voice gets deeper, too.

Someone asks Jiang Xuanwen, "How did you raise your wife from a delicate flower into such a big, burly fellow?"

Jiang Xuanwen wants to roll her eyes. "This guy is a man! He's a cross-dressing master!"

A story about a woman disguised as a man who marries a man disguised as a woman.

A rebirth-and-revenge story.

Completed works: "A Daughter of a Poor Wife" and "The Sleeping Empress Dowager"

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