She Was Reborn After Her Husband's Death

Also known as [The Moon Falls]

[Noble Lady of an Aristocratic Clan VS Rough Country Man]

Zhou Chan hated Wei Ping all her life. She hated him for violating her and ruining her life.

She was a noblewoman of the Hedong Zhou clan, cherished and pampered by her family, bright as the moon, destined to remain forever above others, admired from afar.

He was only a country hunter, uncivilized and vulgar, with no learning, who struggled every day just to survive.

Their backgrounds were like clouds and mud. They should never have crossed paths in this life.

But the Liang dynasty fell overnight, and the court moved south. Zhou Chan traveled south with her family, only to be separated from them along the way. In the end, she found herself stranded in these isolated mountains, becoming the wife Wei Ping brought home.

She despised his low birth and rude manners, and hated even more the heat of his body as he slowly drew close to her in the dead of night.

She begged him, hit him, cursed him, and wished him dead. Casting aside more than a decade of noble upbringing, she showed him every shameful side of herself. The man silently endured her blows and kicks, yet never let her leave.

Later, when bandits ran rampant, she finally found her chance. While he lay at death's door protecting her, she abandoned him and escaped.

Zhou Chan thought she would never see the man again, but ten years later, he entered Jinling as the Grand Governor of Huaibei, commanding an army of a hundred thousand.

He wanted her to marry him!

Once again, fate pushed her in front of him.

On their wedding night, the man drank the nuptial wine she had handed him and died coughing up blood. His eyes stayed fixed on her until the end, while she was trapped in the bridal chamber by fire arrows shot from all sides, eventually perishing in the flames.

Zhou Chan thought her life had ended there. But when she opened her eyes again, she saw the dilapidated window of the mountain village from twelve years earlier.

The man was standing at the door, holding a chipped bowl and looking at her hesitantly.

Theme: Let go of prejudice and take a good, honest look.