The Delicate Bride (Reborn)

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Jiang Ye, the second daughter of the Jingxuan Count's household, is sent to Shuiyun Convent for ten years because she's said to be born under an ill-starred fate.

After returning home, Jiang Ye doesn't understand the household rules and keeps making mistakes. Her stepmother and stepsister take advantage of her, and she endures endless gossip inside and outside the family. In the end, she is disfigured after falling from a horse.

After being reborn, Jiang Ye sees things clearly. If she doesn't understand something, she'll ask. If she's unhappy, she'll say so. If she doesn't like something, she'll refuse it. If she likes something, she'll go after it. She dresses beautifully every day, and the feared Prince Chen, known throughout the Great Wei Dynasty as the living King of Hell, comes to propose once again.

And then... she becomes the beautiful young wife everyone in the capital envies!

A beautiful wife, soft on the outside and strong within, vs. a prince, tough on the outside and jealous within.

One-sentence summary: After being reborn, I became the apple of his eye!

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The Emperor Is Sick

Also known as The Emperor Is Ill, and I Have the Cure

Jiang Nuannuan wakes up one morning and transmigrates into the body of an unloved concubine's daughter. After entering the imperial palace, she becomes an unloved junior concubine. According to her memories, all she needs to do is eat, drink, and follow the empress and imperial consorts around, making herself useful now and then, until her life is over.

But then...

The emperor suddenly comes to her.

He wants kisses,

he wants cuddles,

he wants hugs... and he wants to get intimate every day. He enrages the other consorts, but before she even does anything, they're all treating her with great respect.

Jiang Nuannuan: "??"

The emperor: "My beloved consort, look! I won this harem for you!"

Jiang Nuannuan: "The emperor really is ill!"

Theme: If you don't give up even when all seems hopeless, hope can still emerge