My Husband Is a Spendthrift

*The man I love has the most carefree air in the world.* Su Ruanyuan, the woman the emperor had set his heart on, married Cao Buxiu, the richest man in the capital. One was a gentle, delicate darling, and the other was a bold, flamboyant man. On their wedding night, gold and silver jewelry and rare treasures streamed into Ruanyuan's room. Dazzled by the sight, she blushed and said, "Brother Cao, take it easy." Cao Buxiu, dressed all in red, raised his peach-blossom eyes: Like those clothes? I'll buy them for you! Want a snack? I'll buy it for you! Love that fragrance? I'll buy it for you! But tell me, who's more handsome, me or the emperor? Ruanyuan slipped off her outer robe, reached for him, and hooked a finger into his belt. Her red lips parted: "Brother Cao, don't be jealous. You can have me, and I'll take the money!" ↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓↓ Please follow my author page and reserve my next book: Next up: "Your Majesty, Do You Love Me?" Su Yujing got married. Her godfather had picked out her husband when she was young: the supreme ruler of the realm, the emperor. Fu Ye got married too. His bride was a bewitching woman foisted on him by a powerful minister. Ever since she was little, Yujing had been taught how to please the man she would marry. After ascending the throne, Fu Ye swore that once he had brought down the powerful minister, he would cast aside the woman who was so alluring she could make flowers bloom with a smile, with a willow-slim figure and a beguiling gaze that captivated all who saw her. Even the eunuchs couldn't resist her. At first, Fu Ye entered the palace chamber with a cold expression. The first thing he saw was Yujing waiting for him by the bed, barefoot and wearing a sheer nightgown, its front loosely open. Fu Ye remembered those jade-white feet and muttered, "Shameless." Later, Yujing danced in the plum garden, raising her jade arms, her waist slender and supple. She brushed the plum branches with her delicate fingers, sending petals raining down over him. Fu Ye remembered that slender waist too. He silently thought, "Born to tempt." Later, the powerful minister was defeated, and Yujing asked to leave the palace. Fu Ye stayed silent. Thinking he had agreed, she left that very night, only to be pressed against a familiar stone bench in the garden. In a low voice, he demanded, "You know how to flirt, but not how to deal with the aftermath?" Yujing turned her face away. "I've been putting out fires day and night, and I've dealt with the aftermath so many times. Wasn't that enough?" ↓↓↓ The book after next: "General, Don't Blame Me for Losing Control" *The man I love rides out in fine clothes, wild and brazen, carefree and a little rakish.* General Gu Sa was ruthless, taciturn, and uninterested in women. He especially detested royal women. Princess Shui Xin was graceful, radiant, and charming. She detested martial men most of all. In Gu Sa's dreams was a woman with a full bosom and slender waist, alluring and seductive, who clung to him without restraint, using her mouth, her hands, and her body. Shui Xin had a painting of a general, cold and heartless, turning his back on her as he strode without hesitation toward a battlefield engulfed in flames. One day, beneath the Yingying Hall, Gu Sa was struck on the head by the jade hairpin of the dignified Shui Xin. He was stunned. He stared boldly at her, only to see Shui Xin above him, scolding him with a jade finger: "You lecherous rogue, don't you dare act out of line." The same voice, the same face. Reality and dream became one. Gu Sa suddenly remembered the brothel in his dream, where Shui Xin had covered his head with her twin-lotus embroidered bodice. "If there's another life, I won't be a brothel girl again, and I certainly won't fall in love with you." Gu Sa's heart pounded as he remembered the sins of his past life. But in this life, she had finally lived as a princess, no longer the exquisite girl from her past life who followed him around all day calling him "big brother." The pain of his past life had cut to the bone and eaten away at his heart. So in this life, he resolved never to let her go. *Past and present lives, the male lead is reborn and pursues his wife.* *The pursuit of his wife is a long, painful road.* ↓↓ A friend's book: "The Little Farmer Girl Has a Lucky Husband" by Jiaotang Chi Guazi. A sweet, charming, and obedient farm girl versus a shameless flirt who acts like a little hoodlum in others' eyes. Theme: The world is complicated, so it's better to live freely and carelessly~