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Ruan Wan, daughter of the former chancellor, was poisoned by the man she loved and framed for plotting against a court official. She met a tragic end, with the last person by her side being her former husband, Shen Yankai, whom she had betrayed.

They were betrothed as children, and she married him to bring him good fortune. But by then, she already cared for someone else and looked down on the older man, even betraying him.

Before she died, Shen Yankai, who had risen to the position of chancellor, looked at her coldly and asked, "Do you regret it?"

Only then did Ruan Wan realize that her husband wasn't a sickly man at all, but a wolf in sheep's clothing.

In her new life, she returned to the night of their wedding. Unfortunately, the future chancellor, a man of great power, was kneeling in the rain. Even worse, she'd just kicked him right in the chest.

This is bad, this is bad. Ruan Wan regretted it so much she could have kicked herself. The man before her held her life in his hands, so she abandoned her usual spoiled manner. "H-husband, it's cold and wet out here. Please get up so we can talk."

"I wouldn't dare," the man replied, humble and deferential, without a trace of resentment.

In a moment of impulse, Ruan Wan said, "If you don't get up, you won't be allowed into bed tonight..."

Her shocking words made the man raise an eyebrow. A meaningful look flashed in his narrow, phoenix-shaped eyes.

No, you can refuse! Can she take those words back?

Little scene:

Everyone: What a rare sight! Miss Ruan actually hit someone for that sickly man!?

Ruan Wan rolled up her sleeves. "Who are you calling sickly? My husband is the bravest man under heaven! He can take on a hundred men at once! He's unbelievably valiant... No, wait!"

Shen Yankai gave her a meaningful look. From then on, Ruan Wan wasn't allowed to leave the house.

Little scene two:

Ruan Wan smiled sweetly. "Husband, it's such a lovely evening. Care for a drink?"

The ascetic Shen Yankai replied, "Your husband is in poor health. Let's drink tea instead."

After several rounds, Ruan Wan collapsed, and the ascetic Young Master Shen bared his fangs and carried his sweet wife back to the wolf's den.

The next morning, Ruan Wan woke up and looked at the thoroughly satisfied man, feeling that something wasn't quite right.

Shen Yankai looked at the young woman, with her slender waist and honey-sweet lips. Everything about her was soft and irresistible. His heart of steel had long since melted into tenderness.

#Adorable, sweet little bowl x Shen Er Ye, the seemingly ascetic man who's secretly a wolf

#The heroine and hero had a misunderstanding in their previous lives. The heroine did not betray the hero, and this was the turning point that damaged their relationship in their previous life

#There's both husband-pursuing and wife-spoiling~ A sweet romance~

#The heroine acts as soon as she decides to do something, and so does the hero. They have a seven-year age gap, so please read with care if that bothers you.

#Both are virgins, both are devoted to each other

(Screenshot from 2020.12.18)

Synopsis for I, the Princess, Want a Divorce:

Wife-pursuit crematorium, happy ending

"We rejoice that our wedding rites are complete, our union sealed... Of one heart and one mind, may we build a happy home... Together we swear our vow to be a pair of mandarin ducks."

Princess Zhao Zhirou of the Da Qing Dynasty married the gentleman of the capital, Yan Zhou, just as she had wished, to everyone's astonishment.

They all said Yan Zhou was a noble gentleman renowned throughout the capital. He cared nothing for wealth, shunned romantic entanglements, remained aloof and self-disciplined, followed the rules above all, and had been devoted to himself for years.

But Zhao Zhirou refused to believe he was without a heart. Before their wedding, she sent him pastries every day, defended him in front of others, and even confessed her love to him in public.

After they married, she made soup for him with her own hands, injuring them in the process. She searched for rare books throughout the land, hoping to win even a little of his affection. She took care of the household so he wouldn't have to worry...

Yet he looked at her with indifferent eyes and said:

"If the Emperor hadn't arranged this marriage, why would I have married Your Highness?"

"Your Highness ought to know your place."

"I do not love you."

Each cold, heartless word was like a blade, living up to his reputation as an aloof gentleman.

But her heart was not hers to command. On Yan Zhou's birthday, she still couldn't stop herself from taking a knife for him. Yet while she lay unconscious, he never once came to see her.

When Zhao Zhirou woke up, she finally came to her senses. If even a love as humble as dust could not warm that heart of stone, why should she keep humiliating herself?

She was the Emperor's beloved Princess Qing'an, born to wealth and nobility, beautiful, rich, and with plenty of men to choose from. Why hang herself from one tree?

Zhao Zhirou abandoned her old habit of trying to please him and announced in front of everyone, "I, the princess, want a divorce."

Everyone was stunned, while the usually aloof and reserved gentleman Yan Zhou not only knocked over his wine cup, but also darkened his expression.

"Your Highness should act maturely. Stop throwing tantrums."

Later, Zhao Zhirou threw the divorce papers in front of him, but Yan Zhou refused to accept them. Ignoring everyone else's gaze, he shed his usual aloofness and chased after Zhao Zhirou relentlessly.

The young woman's sweetness and love had become addictive. He thought of her day and night. How could he ever forget?

Yan Zhou, the gentleman who always followed the rules, pinned the young woman against the bed, his voice gentle and his gaze besotted. "Zhizhi, since you've stirred my heart, you'll have to take responsibility for me forever."

Zhao Zhirou's heart was still, her eyes cold. "I don't love you anymore."

Later still, Yan Zhou became as humble as dust, just as she had once been. He tried to please her and begged her, hopelessly lost in his feelings for her.

But then he saw her find a new love and climb a tall tower. The young woman who had once had eyes only for him never looked at him again.

Everyone sighed. Yan Zhou, the jade-like gentleman once renowned throughout the capital for his aloofness, had fallen from his pedestal and become an ordinary man troubled by love.

#Over-the-top melodrama

#Both are virgins, both are devoted to each other, happy ending (screenshot from May 7, 2021)

Theme: Learn to cherish the person in front of you, and return sincerity with sincerity.