Marrying My Husband Again

In her first year after being sent to Xing'an Prefecture, Shen Zhaoxue cursed her spineless, worthless regent husband from head to toe. She hoped he would spend every day chasing women and ruin his health early, so she could become a widow and remarry as soon as possible.

In her second year in Xing'an Prefecture, Shen Zhaoxue opened a cosmetics shop and went out in public to do business. She hoped word of her "scandalous" behavior would reach the capital, making the regent divorce her sooner.

In her third year in Xing'an Prefecture, Shen Zhaoxue met a young gentleman in dark robes, his hair bound with a jade crown. He had phoenix eyes and was always stone-faced, yet unbelievably handsome.

[The full text will be thoroughly revised over winter break. This is not being abandoned, and it will remain free until completion.]

After much deliberation, Shen Zhaoxue decided that since the gentleman was so wonderful, she might as well accept the divorce papers and consider it her loss. But why did her husband look exactly like the gentleman?

Gu Hanshi: I was blind and failed to recognize my princess consort's virtues. I want nothing for the rest of my life, except for my consort to bully me properly, too.

[Beautiful, sweet-voiced, strong-tempered Princess Consort Shen X ruthless, scheming, and robust Regent]

Reading guide:

1. One-on-one romance, happy ending.

2. Sweet!

3. Set in an alternate history. Please don't overanalyze the historical details.

Coming soon: My Wife Is So Adorable [A little princess born into wealth X a devoted, scheming Prince of the Southwest]. Please add it to your reading list!

In the thirty-eighth year of the Tianjia era, Prince Qin Heng of the Southwest conquered the capital. He wanted neither territory nor tribute, only for Emperor Tianjia's younger sister, Princess Pingliang Gu Yijia, to marry him.

When Gu Yijia heard this, she was terrified. She tossed and turned that night, only falling asleep late.

In her dream, just as in her life now, she longed for the new top scholar, Jiang Yicheng, but could not have him.

She watched him become a marquis and minister, marry, and have children, bringing honor to the Jiang family.

Meanwhile, she stayed in Weiyang Palace, protecting her young brother for the sake of Jiang Yicheng's words, "Princess, don't worry," and died unmarried.

When she woke, tears streamed down her face.

Her elder brother, worried, asked whether she had someone she loved and did not want to marry far away.

Gu Yijia smiled and shook her head. "Brother, Qin Heng is wonderful."

Only she knew that in the dream, after she died alone, Qin Heng had traded three cities to bring her remains back to the Southwest.

He erected a memorial for her and placed her spirit tablet in the Qin family ancestral temple, ensuring that the Qin family would honor her for generations to come.

Gu Yijia had been unable to repay him in the dream, so she decided to do it herself in this life!

A little scene:

After returning to the Southwest, Gu Yijia discovered Qin Heng's secret. She pointed at his chest with her slender finger and smiled seductively. "Husband, just how many years have you been longing for me?"

Qin Heng's eyes darkened. He caught her finger and pulled her into his arms. "I've longed for our Jia Jia for so long that I've lost count. If you kiss me, perhaps I'll remember."

Coming soon: I Am the Favorite of a Powerful Minister [Orphaned girl X powerful minister] [Sweet, adorable little moon X a mute who gives as good as he gets]. Please add it to your reading list!

Zhao Fuyue's parents died, and she was brought into the Gu family, the wealthiest household in Qingzhou, carrying a marriage contract with the prefect's legitimate son.

Her uncle was kind and her cousins treated her with affection. Fuyue relied on them, believing they were her closest family.

But on her wedding day, her cousin bribed a maid to drug her unconscious, while her female cousin stole her wedding clothes and took her place in the bridal sedan.

Her uncle was even more ruthless. To secure a salt-trading permit, he sent her to the residence of Sheng Yuanhuai, the most powerful minister in the empire.

What sort of person was Sheng Yuanhuai?

Rumor had it he had no parents, joined the army as a boy, and killed without mercy. Any woman who crossed his path was doomed, too.

So when he approached her with a grim look, Fuyue pulled a gold hairpin from her head and held it to her throat. She would rather end her life than submit to a villain.

But she never expected the man to kneel before her, cradle her face, and gaze at her tenderly as if she were the most precious thing in the world.

He said, "Fuer, I'll treat you well for the rest of my life."

Sheng Yuanhuai: I earned my terrible reputation and covered my hands in blood so that one day I could stand before you and protect you for life.

A little scene:

After marrying into the Sheng household, Fuyue found the empire's most powerful minister quite strange. This man could kill without blinking, yet he was addicted to sweets and always put on a stern face to make her eat candy!

At first, Fuyue was afraid of him. Sheng Yuanhuai would press his lips together, and she would obediently go eat candy.

Later, she was no longer afraid. When Sheng Yuanhuai coaxed her to eat candy again, she boldly poked his chest and asked, "Why are you always making me eat sweets? Sheng Yuanhuai, if a girl eats too much candy, her teeth will rot!"

Sheng Yuanhuai bit her tender lip, his voice full of deep amusement. "Then do you know how many times I ruined my teeth when you chased after me as a child and made me eat candy? My wife, I'm only giving you a taste of your own medicine!"

Completed works: A Young Lord's Daily Indulgence

Raising a Powerful Man Again in the 1970s

A Sweet Wife in the 1970s

Theme: Start training your husband after marriage.