My Wife Is Beautiful

When He Tingli married Jiang Pin, he was still a street thug, trading on his title as the eldest son of the General's Residence. He was domineering and good for nothing. She had grown up in the marquis's residence for fifteen years, as delicate as a little daisy about to bloom. Gentle, quiet, and soft as warm jade. Onlookers said, "A flower stuck in cow dung. The pig's got its trotters on the cabbage." The day Jiang Pin was made a prince, everyone said the Prince of Fuyuan, who had single-handedly helped the young emperor ascend the throne, was a vigorous and valiant man. He had rendered great service to the country and loved his wife dearly. She stood beneath a peach tree in the prince's residence, shyly placing a jade crown on his head. Her eyes sparkled, and her every glance captivated. Onlookers said, "The cow dung's turned into fine fertilizer, and that pig's become a spirit!" To sum up the main plot in one pretentious sentence: the heroine conquers the hero, and the hero conquers the world. Here's a sneak peek at my next novel, a sweet historical romance, My Husband After His Defeat. In her previous life, after Zhao Jingxing lost his standing, Su Wan obeyed her parents and remarried. Unfortunately, she entrusted herself to the wrong man and died unhappy before she turned thirty. Reborn, she returns to the third day of her wedding to Zhao Jingxing. Zhao Jingxing has just lost a battle. Their new home is now a farmhouse in the countryside, her husband is badly wounded and near death, and a group of elderly and disabled soldiers are on the verge of starving. Su Wan checks the rice jar in the corner and finds there isn't enough rice left for even one bowl. Her family sends someone to urge her to remarry and become the wife of the chief minister in the capital. Su Wan thinks of all the strife in the great houses from her previous life, then remembers that in that life, it was this one-armed brute and his wounded soldiers who, with several thousand troops, used their own flesh and blood to forge the last line of defense protecting the Huai Dynasty. How could a treacherous minister who schemes for power compare to a general who guards the borders? Resolute, Su Wan takes off her silk dress, picks up a rice paddle, and takes on the task of caring for this little army! All Su Wan meant to do was stay with these heroic men through the final stretch of their lives. She never expected that after one stretch came another, and another, until Zhao Jingxing united the realm and became its ruler, while she became the beloved empress by his side, remembered in the history books. If you're interested, come visit my author page! And it would be wonderful if you added the novel to your collection! Theme: