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In this life, Chen Qingyao's greatest regret was how badly she had treated her husband, the man who was still thinking about her situation even as he lay dying.
Before she died, Chen Qingyao thought that if she could see him again in her next life, she would tell him that she cared for him.
Yang Zhiheng knew Chen Qingyao disliked him. From the moment he had forced her to marry him and become his princess consort, he knew he would never win her heart.
But why had this princess consort, who had just driven him out of her bedroom, suddenly brought him a nourishing soup with a smile?
Could she be trying to murder her own husband?
Blurb 2:
"That's the top-ranked candidate who placed third in the palace examination, the eldest son of the Minister of Personnel. What a handsome and distinguished young man!"
"Still not as good as my prince."
"His Highness the Prince of Yue is dignified and refined, like a breeze beneath a bright moon, and keeps himself pure..."
"Still not as good as my prince."
"The most refined gentleman in the capital..."
"Still not as good as my prince."
Everyone decided it was probably best not to chat with Princess Consort Cheng anymore...
[In Brief]
This is the story of a female lead who tries every possible way to win over a male lead whose heart has been hurt...
Please note:
1. The female lead had a beloved from her past life, and that person is a Mary Sue.
2. One-on-one romance.
3. There are female supporting characters, but they don't get much focus.
4. Follow me first, then follow my author page too.
Other ongoing works:
1. The Grand Princess Does Not Retire from Politics: The story of Jiang Wenzheng and the Grand Princess
The emperor's uncles had laid siege to the capital, and the ministers reported in trembling voices, "Your Majesty, the Grand Princess dragged her consort up onto the city wall and chopped him down..."
The emperor said, "Auntie is incredible! But now that she's lost her consort, we need to find her a new husband. My esteemed ministers, does anyone in your household have a suitable candidate?"
The ministers hurriedly shook their heads. Every one of them claimed his son was already engaged.
The emperor pouted. How stingy!
Then one day, the Grand Princess arrived at the palace, escorting a disheveled man with a long beard.
"Your Majesty, this is your new uncle."
The emperor clutched the imperial jade seal and wept bitterly.
"Why did my aunt choose a wild man?!"
Jiang Wenzheng, the General Who Guards the North, had been forcibly taken and was rather bewildered. "I traveled a thousand miles to save you, Your Majesty. You could at least reward me with some money, but why are you insulting me?"
2. I'm That Fake Heiress
[In Brief] Start a company, find her childhood friend
"Let's get an office right next to my company!"
Hire talented people, find her childhood friend
"I'll go with you..."
Get drunk, find her childhood friend
"Xiao Xi, are you coming home with me?"
Pursue the female lead, find her childhood friend
"It's okay. I'm here!"
Onlookers: "What the hell, childhood friends? Only a fool would believe that."
Theme:
The heroine and the male protagonist were too miserable in their previous lives, woo woo woo.
I don't know how many days there have been no updates.
After finishing scattering flowers, wait for the author's red envelope obediently
Well I was wrong, please ignore the author's comments on the previous chapter.
Was it the heroine who lost the baby? I don't feel like doing this is a good idea. Bao and the heroine have no direct grudges. Besides, it's important to harm adults. Children are innocent. The heroine is sometimes a bit too indiscriminately aggressive.
The heroine wants a child, right?
Laughing to death, kneeling down to the cross-dressing boss
There have been so many cards, but the heroine is not ready to have a baby yet. Really, a good hand has been ruined. First, the male protagonist competes for the throne. The female protagonist and the male protagonist get married a year earlier than the female and male partners. They actually do not consider giving birth to the emperor's eldest grandson. Nowadays, the royal family's population is declining. If there is a legitimate son first, it will definitely be of great benefit to the legitimate son. And it cannot just be one son. In ancient times, many people died young and had few descendants. Many people would consider this when lining up. Whether there are many sons or not, whether they are smart or not, these courtiers will consider, especially if the male protagonist is an infatuated one. When the time comes, there will be few children, the queen will be favored, and there will be no concubines or the concubines will be unable to have children due to the favored queen. If such an emperor is chosen, the country will be in chaos in a few years. Which courtier will not consider these when taking sides? In addition, the prince has companions to study and play with, and these families are also helping. Secondly, the female protagonist is jealous and does not want the male protagonist to have someone else. She actually does not want to have a few children early. If the main concubine has several legitimate children, she will be favored. How many fools would want a girl with a bright future to come into your home? It is easy for a son to have an accident. With several sons and a doting mother, the burden is basically on the head of his own children, and they will never get ahead. At this time, wouldn't the many courtiers who came over to fawn over consider setting the rules on the male protagonist's son? When you book a baby as an escort, you can do a series of things that can be done to ensure that the two families are guaranteed. You don't have to take shortcuts by sending a girl to the male protagonist. Under this premise, the heroine actually uses contraception, saying that 16 is too young. The heroine is not a time traveler. She is not young in ancient times. Where does she get the "common sense" of feeling young? I want to make up for it. In the ancient times, under the idea of having no heirs and having a big family, the male protagonist who had no children in his previous life did not consider having a successor. He was afraid that he would not have children soon, so he had to write a plot that waited for the male protagonist to mention it himself. Okay, it's really troublesome to read, but how do you write it, how do you write about a male protagonist who is deeply in love and refuses to take concubines despite the pressure of being childless? Or is it about a story where a male partner and a female partner are unable to have children due to various reasons? So both families have no children? She is afraid that she will not live long, so she does not even have children, and she still feels that she is small. Is this really an ancient woman? It's better to write that she is a time traveler.
It turns out to be a man!!!
I'm really annoyed by this kind of anti-theft chapter. I thought it was updated, but it turned out to be the anti-theft chapter. Isn't it interesting? This is obviously a lie, deceiving fans.