[My upcoming novel, A Grand Secretary's Daily Quest to Win His Wife Back, is looking for favorites!]
This novel is also known as Bending the Knee for a Beauty.
In her previous life, Shen Qingjia owed nothing to anyone but herself. After getting the chance to live again, all she wanted was to avoid trouble, so she faked her death and escaped.
She found a little mountain village where she could hide away and live freely as a doctor.
She never expected her general ex-husband, who had faked his own death, to come to the village too.
He lay at the entrance to her clinic, covered in blood...
-------------------- Reader's Guide --------------------
1. Both leads are sexually inexperienced; one couple, sweet romance.
2. The male lead goes to great lengths to win his wife back.
3. Please don't post ranking comparisons or personal attacks.
[Author's completed novels]
The Palace Maid Ran Away While Pregnant (Book Transmigration): Unfortunately, she didn't get away and still became the empress.
Reborn: The Concubine's Carefree Life: Come on, let's hurt each other!
The Supporting Female Character's Ergou (Book Transmigration): Ergou's journey to win his wife back.
His Little Fairy (Transmigrate from Ancient Times to the Present): A love that crossed a thousand years.
Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Female Character Has Gone Crazy: A supporting female character's journey to find love.
-------------------- Blurb for an Upcoming Novel --------------------
A Grand Secretary's Daily Quest to Win His Wife Back (Both Reborn), please add it to your favorites!
[One]
Everyone said Yue Zheng and Pei Qishi were a match made in heaven. They married young and spent fifty years together, as devoted as ever, though they never had any children.
People still vaguely remembered the grace and bearing of Grand Secretary Pei in his prime.
Back then, the late emperor died, leaving behind a three-year-old heir. Pei Qishi, the youngest top scholar and youngest member of the cabinet in Great Wei, held back a pack of wolves and helped the young emperor ascend the throne.
Those were the days of Pei Qishi, a dazzling figure surrounded by admirers.
Yet Pei Qishi, who wielded immense power and acted decisively, and was famous for his cold demeanor, had one untouchable weakness: Yue Zheng.
She was the only wife Grand Secretary Pei ever had. Even though she bore him no children, he never once considered divorcing her or taking a concubine. Such deep devotion made everyone envious.
[Two]
Yue Zheng, too, once believed that Pei Qishi loved her so much he would give up having heirs for her, and didn't care that his line might end with him.
Until Pei Qishi fell gravely ill and lay bedridden. Holding her hand, he quietly apologized. As he lay dying, he insisted on telling her that he was sorry he had never loved her and had wasted her entire life.
His voice was so gentle, yet so cruel.
Cruel enough to shatter a person's heart into pieces.
[Three]
After returning to the year she was fifteen, Yue Zheng stubbornly believed that Pei Qishi had feelings for her, and had only claimed not to love her because he had lost his mind.
But when she went to seek a second chance with Pei Qishi, she saw him chatting merrily with a young woman. From afar, the two looked perfectly suited to each other. As it happened, Yue Zheng knew the woman: her own older sister, Yue Zhen.
She and her sister were twins. Not only did they look alike, their names were very similar too: Yue Zhen and Yue Zheng.
Perhaps... he really didn't love her.
[Little Scene 1]
One day, Yue Zheng came across the young tyrant of the capital after he'd had an accident. He was asking her for help. She frowned. "I'll save your life, but you have to remember to repay me."
Pei Qishi saw this and immediately looked toward Yue Zheng.
To his surprise, Yue Zheng noticed he was there too. She froze for a moment, then smiled sweetly. "Brother-in-law?" She had truly let go, calm and composed, with even enough room to tease him.
Pei Qishi: "..." Damn this brother-in-law business.
He'd only wanted to protect her and help her find a good man, so she could live happily ever after. He never expected that he would be the one to suffer.
[Little Scene 2]
The young tyrant used repaying his debt as an excuse to relentlessly pursue Yue Zheng. "Anything you want, I can make happen."
Yue Zheng was getting tired of him. After thinking for a moment, she said, "I want sons and daughters, and a house full of grandchildren."
The young tyrant thumped his chest. "Marry me, and I'll make it happen."
Pei Qishi, standing nearby and green with jealousy, said, "You can't do that."
Yue Zheng nodded in agreement. I lived to seventy-three, through three dynasties, and outlived you, your son, and your grandson. No one knows better than I do how short-lived your whole family is.
The young tyrant: "..." Is this how you treat people?
After arguing with him, Pei Qishi was about to ask Yue Zheng for praise.
Yue Zheng: Hilarious. Pei Qishi, you can't do it either.
[Reader's Guide]
Sweet romance, no angst, one couple, both leads sexually inexperienced. Enjoy!
Theme: Love only has meaning when it is mutual.
It sucks, you might as well not write it... Wasting my money, speechless?
The male protagonist should have really slept with the female partner in his previous life, but he doesn't think he was wrong.
There was no misunderstanding in the previous life. Mrs. Tao didn't say anything about it.
The male protagonist is so disgusting, I can't clean it up
The whole article doesn't mention anything about the past life.
Has this article been updated again?
From the beginning of the article, I have been expecting the male protagonist to recover his past life memory, and the result is the result. . . . . After experiencing the interruption, there is still no problem.
So what did he explain?
By the end it feels more and more like a half-finished product
To be honest in the text, the finale is almost over and the male protagonist is still losing his memory. Where is the crematorium?
Fortunately, I just skipped to the last one. It turned out to be a pit
It sucks, you might as well not write it... Wasting my money, speechless?
The male protagonist should have really slept with the female partner in his previous life, but he doesn't think he was wrong.
There was no misunderstanding in the previous life. Mrs. Tao didn't say anything about it.
The male protagonist is so disgusting, I can't clean it up
The whole article doesn't mention anything about the past life.
Has this article been updated again? From the beginning of the article, I have been expecting the male protagonist to recover his past life memory, and the result is the result. . . . . After experiencing the interruption, there is still no problem.
So what did he explain?
By the end it feels more and more like a half-finished product
To be honest in the text, the finale is almost over and the male protagonist is still losing his memory. Where is the crematorium?
Fortunately, I just skipped to the last one. It turned out to be a pit