I Regretted It After the Divorce

Xue Jiao married Mu Yuanjin, the heir of the Marquis of Jing'an's household. Everyone envied her, but only she knew the truth: for the six months they'd been married, she'd spent every day trying to get herself killed. At last, six months into their marriage, Mu Yuanjin took the initiative and handed her a letter of divorce.

Xue Jiao thought, Since I have the letter of divorce, let's leave each other alone and part on good terms.

When Mu Yuanjin was little, he was climbing trees with his cousins at his maternal grandfather's home when he fell and struck his forehead. Blood poured from the wound.

His young playmates were so frightened that they scattered at once. The only one who came forward was the delicate little granddaughter of the Miao family next door. She pressed her handkerchief hard against his temple and tearfully called for the adults to help.

From that day on, the soft, sweet little girl had taken up residence in his heart, and he never let her go.

He waited for her to grow up. When she was sixteen, he begged his maternal grandfather to propose to the Xue family on his behalf, only to learn to his dismay that she liked his third, born of a concubine.

It turned out the little girl didn't remember him at all...

The year she married, war broke out at the border. He led his soldiers into battle, but by the time he returned victorious, she had already passed away.

In the end, he fought to the death on the battlefield, his body wrapped in a horse's hide... He remained alone until his final breath.

Reborn, this time I will keep you safe.

Next book: The County Magistrate's Concubine-Born Daughter Only Wants to Be a Slacker

Mei Siyue transmigrated into the body of a county magistrate's daughter born to a concubine. Her father held the seventh rank.

She thought that, at the very least, she was the daughter of an official, so all she had to do was keep her head down and enjoy a lazy life...

Who could have guessed that only a few days after she arrived, her scumbag father would get into trouble? She had only a few pieces of silver in her purse, and a frail, timid concubine to look after.

Her scumbag father's official hat was about to fall off. To raise the money to bail him out, his principal wife set her sights on several concubine-born daughters and a few pretty concubines.

How could she put up with that?

Mei Siyue seized the chance to coax her stepmother into having the county magistrate, her scumbag father, give the timid concubine a letter releasing her from concubinage. Then, that very night, she took her concubine and fled to her father's hometown. Going back to tend flowers and grow crops, and living a lazy life, sounded just fine.

Cheng Si came from the prominent Cheng clan of Hedong. He was young, but of a senior generation.

Years ago, when Old Master Cheng was serving as the governor of Jiangling, he was attacked by bandits on the road. While fleeing, he became separated from his household servants and guards. Penniless and starving, he was taken in by an old woman gathering wild greens. She fed and sheltered him for four days, until the surviving servants and guards found him.

Before leaving the old woman's home, Old Master Cheng carved the character