The Empress Wants to Get Married

[Please follow and favorite the author's page~] Ruan Mi married Gu Yunxuan, the second son of the Nanyang Marquis household. But this second son was not only a good-for-nothing, Ruan Mi also discovered that he planned to demote her to concubine once he rose to prominence. Furious, Ruan Mi defied everyone's objections and insisted on divorcing him. But just three years after their divorce, Gu Yunxuan suddenly usurped the throne and became emperor! Ruan Mi's vision went dark. Would anyone dare marry her now? Ruan Mi's uncle, aunt, brother, and sister-in-law: Is that really the point? The new emperor: Hmph, whoever dares marry my former wife, I'll wipe out his entire family! The crown prince: Hmph, whoever dares covet my mother's hand, I'll break his legs! Ruan Mi: Heh, you're not even as tall as his legs yet!! ※ The male and female leads are natives of this world; the supporting female character transmigrates. ※ The male lead chases his wife to the crematorium; the female lead just wants to smash the emperor's stupid head. The new novel, The Little Military Wife of the Seventies, has just finished. Please support it by adding it to your favorites: In the summer of 1970, Su Ruo was packing her things. In a few days, she would be heading to Qing University, where her childhood sweetheart and fiance was waiting for her. But when she woke up, she had become an educated youth in a remote village. A strange man in military uniform stood by her bed, and a child by the headboard called her "Mama." She turned and saw a calendar on the battered bedside table. It said 1977. Su Ruo: #$$#? I'm still a baby! The latest completed historical romance in the author's collection, A Daughter Worth a Thousand Gold, is available to read: In her previous life, Ming Shu had her identity stolen and was left to wander in the countryside, where she mistakenly became the concubine of Prince Yan, Zhao Jingxuan. Her cousin stole her identity and enjoyed everything her mother had, while her uncle basked in imperial favor, built upon her father's bones. When Prince Yan became the all-powerful regent who controlled the court, someone deliberately poisoned her so that her cousin could take her place and marry him. She died from the poison, but when she opened her eyes again, she had returned to ten years earlier, as an eight-year-old girl about to be sold to a performing arts troupe. Find more completed novels in the author's collection: Daughter of a Noble Consort's Family, The Favored Concubine Peerless Beauty, A Beauty Who Brings Calamity, A Noblewoman of the Republic of China Theme: Be confident and independent, and help others as you help yourself