Su Mingwu was supposed to marry into the Eastern Palace and live harmoniously with the Crown Prince, her childhood sweetheart. But their bridal palanquins crossed paths, and she was carried into the Yongliang Prince's manor instead, where he was marrying on the same day.
She resented Fu Luan for half her life and lived in a shabby house in a side courtyard of the manor. Only on her deathbed did she learn that the person who had arranged the mistaken marriage was the one she cherished most, her cinnabar mole and white moonlight.
One day, Su Mingwu was reborn, back on the day after her wedding night.
And wouldn't you know it, she was threatening to kill herself unless she was given a decoction to prevent pregnancy...
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Fu Luan, the emperor's youngest brother, was sent to his fief in Liangzhou at fourteen. At sixteen, he personally led an expedition against the Northern Qiang, and the following year he won the battle but was struck through the left eye by a stray arrow. A ruthless man of such stature: everyone tacitly agreed that if this delicate flower, Su Mingwu, fell into his hands, he'd do more than just torment her and turn her into a plaything.
Especially since this beautiful young woman still had feelings for her little sweetheart. What man could stand that?
When the Prince of Yongliang heard the rumors, he nodded with an inscrutable smile. As it happened, he agreed wholeheartedly.
On the day she returned to her parents' home a month after the wedding, they passed a corner of the gallery.
"Jiaojiao, tell Mother, how does the prince treat you? Does he ever bully you?"
Fu Luan stopped. His long right eye lazily swept over them. His little wife had flushed cheeks and looked as soft and warm as a piece of jade. In a gentle voice, she reassured her mother, "Mother, I'm his. Why would he bully me...?"
She was his, and so later, Fu Luan took her by the hand as they ascended to the highest seat of power.
He couldn't bully her, and no one in the world could, either.
A moody, unpredictable prince x a gentle, easily bullied noblewoman
[Important notes]:
1. Romance-focused, one-on-one married life, sweet romance.
2. The second and third male leads are just for show. The whole story focuses on the leads interacting.
3. The setting is fictional, with lots of invented details. Please don't nitpick the historical accuracy.
Promoting my new story: The Heir's Runaway Wife
Su Qingmei, the daughter of a merchant, was born with breathtaking beauty.
In her previous life, her younger sister drugged and framed her, leaving her to spend a night with a poor scholar in a ruined temple. Not long afterward, the scholar regained his memories and turned out to be the long-lost heir of the Duke's household.
What was done could not be undone. Su Qingmei went from being a laughingstock to the heir's wife.
They made do with married life.
Later, the heir of the Duke's household proved not only to be of distinguished status, but also quick-witted and steady in his dealings. With his grandfather's influence to help him, he steadily rose toward a seat in the Grand Secretariat.
Everyone said she was lucky, but Su Qingmei knew that Lu Chi had never loved her all these years.
Of course, he loved his cousin.
He tried again and again to take her as a concubine, but she was too proud to accept a lesser status. Instead, he earned a reputation as a devoted husband who kept no concubines.
Lu Chi was a polished hypocrite, a ruthless scoundrel beneath the surface. Su Qingmei came from a lowly background and had to rely on others, so she lived cautiously, afraid of displeasing him. Her life was dull and stifling.
One night, when Lu Chi once again abandoned her to comfort his cousin, Su Qingmei was reborn in the ruined temple where they had first met.
She glanced at the handsome man still asleep beside her, gritted her teeth, and ran away at once.
This time, whoever wants to marry into a rich family can do it. She wants no part of it.
Lu Chi woke in the ruined temple with a throbbing headache. The bedding beside him was already cold.
He remembered that in the end, he hadn't dishonored the woman. Yet images kept surfacing in his mind: he had slept with her in his arms, and she had called him husband in her sweet, lilting voice.
After returning home, the thought of her marrying someone else gave Lu Chi such a terrible headache that he tossed and turned in bed every night, dreaming she was his wife.
The only thing he could do now was marry her first, then question her properly about those dreams.
I read it over two days in a row and thought it was quite good... Then I saw this article and realized for the first time that "read the article but don't read the comments". It's easy to miss...
Don't read it, it's very confusing. I couldn't stand it until halfway through. It created a double life for the heroine and the male lead. It's a really speechless novel. It's very confusing to say whether it's sad or not, whether it's sweet or not. It's better to read a sad story. It's not a bitter love story. It doesn't trust each other. It also forces the male and female protagonists to have feelings for each other.
I want to read a sweet story about the male protagonist being reborn.
I really like this book, thank you for writing such a story.
It's quite good, but I didn't dare to watch it after I bought it in my previous life. I really like the heroine in Da Da's writing. If there is a misunderstanding, she will immediately resolve it. There is no procrastinating extraneous plot. This is the first time I have read more than a hundred chapters from beginning to end (except for the previous life hhh). What impressed me most was the section about the old eunuch Zhang Fuquan. Although it was short, I cried while reading it. The writing is so powerful and inspiring. .
No, the male protagonist is really a good dog, but he is not good enough to the female protagonist. I can't help it.
The time when the male protagonist was reborn (dreamed), it was so uncomfortable to watch qwq The overall writing style of the novel is good and the style of painting at the beginning is very novel
Second brush! I really like this article, it's so well written, the emotions are delicate and sincere, and the writing is smooth.
I have read almost all the author's books, and I think this one is the best. Now I suddenly want to read Zhao Jitong and Zhao Yueyi
The part where Jiaojiao said she hated Fu Luan made me cry! The other bead was given by Zhefeng, right? Fu Luan's final confession was also very touching! One final word: Congratulations on the completion!
I read it over two days in a row and thought it was quite good... Then I saw this article and realized for the first time that "read the article but don't read the comments". It's easy to miss...
Don't read it, it's very confusing. I couldn't stand it until halfway through. It created a double life for the heroine and the male lead. It's a really speechless novel. It's very confusing to say whether it's sad or not, whether it's sweet or not. It's better to read a sad story. It's not a bitter love story. It doesn't trust each other. It also forces the male and female protagonists to have feelings for each other.
I want to read a sweet story about the male protagonist being reborn.
I really like this book, thank you for writing such a story.
It's quite good, but I didn't dare to watch it after I bought it in my previous life. I really like the heroine in Da Da's writing. If there is a misunderstanding, she will immediately resolve it. There is no procrastinating extraneous plot. This is the first time I have read more than a hundred chapters from beginning to end (except for the previous life hhh). What impressed me most was the section about the old eunuch Zhang Fuquan. Although it was short, I cried while reading it. The writing is so powerful and inspiring. .
No, the male protagonist is really a good dog, but he is not good enough to the female protagonist. I can't help it.
The time when the male protagonist was reborn (dreamed), it was so uncomfortable to watch qwq The overall writing style of the novel is good and the style of painting at the beginning is very novel
Second brush! I really like this article, it's so well written, the emotions are delicate and sincere, and the writing is smooth.
I have read almost all the author's books, and I think this one is the best. Now I suddenly want to read Zhao Jitong and Zhao Yueyi
The part where Jiaojiao said she hated Fu Luan made me cry! The other bead was given by Zhefeng, right? Fu Luan's final confession was also very touching! One final word: Congratulations on the completion!