Seeking readers for The Power Behind the Throne's Devotion~
Blurb: Given a second life, Jiang Hua resolutely married Su Yucheng, who had collected her body in her previous life.
They had only just married when he handed her a divorce agreement.
Jiang Hua tore it to shreds and sneered, "Su Yucheng, do you think this is enough to divorce me?"
She turned down the top scholar and married a faithless examination champion, becoming the laughingstock of the entire capital. Yet he raised warhorses, donned armor, and kept his harem empty, devoting himself to her alone.
With the Great Jin at peace, Jiang Hua refused to be confined within the palace walls. "My wish has been fulfilled. Bring me the divorce agreement!"
Su Yucheng replied, "An emperor and empress cannot divorce. It's against protocol. These are the titles drafted by the Ministry of Rites. Hua'er, which one do you like?"
Before you read:
1. This story is entirely fictional.
2. The male lead is a loyal dog. Any misunderstandings are purely the heroine's in the early chapters.
Pre-order blurb for The Power Behind the Throne's Devotion:
Before disaster struck, Wen Qinxin's parents sent her to stay with her maternal uncle's family in the capital, hoping they could find her a suitable, secure marriage.
She had imagined what her future husband might be like. Someone as gentle and mild-mannered as her cousin, with the warmth of jade, would be perfect.
But her cousin, trying to save himself, tricked her into leaving the residence and handed her over to Pei Yan, a powerful noble relative of the imperial family with a terrible reputation.
At a moonlit flower banquet, the princess inexplicably ordered her to dance, drawing the emperor's attention.
He saw that she resembled his most favored consort, Consort Yun, by about half, yet she was so graceful and stunning that even Consort Yun could not compare. At once, he took an interest in her.
He was about to make her a consort when the cold, arrogant powerbroker Pei Yan reached out and snatched her away.
Everyone said that the tyrant had stolen Pei Yan's fiancée years ago, and that Pei Yan had taken Wen Qinxin as a substitute on purpose.
Wen Qinxin did not want to be anyone's substitute, but Pei Yan caught her by the wrist and drew her close. His voice was low and deep as he asked, "Do you truly not remember me?"
Wen Qinxin's eyes misted over. "I remember. Last time, someone set me up. I didn't do it on purpose. Please, my lord, grant me a divorce decree."
Pei Yan gave no answer, merely curving his lips in a faint smile as he plucked the phoenix hairpin from her temple. "What if I could save your parents?"
By the time he ascended to the highest seat, the treasury was growing ever fuller, and the ministers praised his boldness in lifting the maritime ban. But his trusted aides privately joked, "His Majesty was really just eager to clear his father-in-law's name and win the empress's favor, wasn't he?"
Theme: I decide my own fate
""Zi Yan, are you reluctant to give up..." This is a big bug for the author~ poisonous snake
Nice! Come on, madam! ↖(^ω^)↗
By the way, why doesn't the male protagonist send the female protagonist's body back? And it was buried directly
The emperor is so infatuated. He hates men who pretend to be in love but sleep with a lot of women... Doesn't that mean he has never touched the queen?
The male protagonist is so bad...
It's great to watch, but the scene between the male protagonist and Li was quite uncomfortable to watch, but luckily it passed quickly!
Hehehe(?˙˙?) Sprinkle flowers?
I discovered it accidentally when I was sh. I think it was written very well.
My friend's girlfriend is also named Jiang Hua. .
What is the relationship between the male protagonist and this princess???