After Being Forced to Sign the Marriage Contract

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Rong Dai opened a small incense shop in the capital, and her life was fairly comfortable.

One day, a handsome gentleman came into the shop and bought an incense sachet.

After someone reminded her, Rong Dai recalled that he was Su Wanhe, famous throughout the capital and already a high-ranking minister at a young age.

The next time they met, iron bars stood between them.

She was in prison, a criminal; he stood outside, a bereaved family member.

To prove her innocence, Rong Dai was forced to sign a marriage contract and marry him.

After they wed, he treated her with great warmth. He was powerful, handsome, and graceful.

As they spent their days and nights together, she gradually fell for him.

Until one day, while cleaning his study, she found an incense recipe torn from a drawer.

Only then did Rong Dai understand that this was no repayment for saving his life. He had planned it all from the start.

Furious, she threw down a divorce agreement, left the capital, and vowed never to see him again, no matter how far apart they were.

The scoundrel actually chased after her, shamelessly begging for forgiveness.

A soft, sweet-smelling young lady x a prince who never says what he means

Former titles: A Scent That Knows Beauty, The Spoiled Bride of a Minister Who Brings Misfortune to His Wives

#The Tropes I Fell For and the Pitfalls I Tripped Over Back Then#

[My friend's novel is so good~]

Two Who Never Tire of Each Other by Ba Dai

Yao and Li Xuan: one married up, the other married down.

On their wedding day, Li Xuan got drunk at a tavern and failed to come escort his bride. For the sake of the Qin family, Qin Yao endured it.

After they married, Qin Yao, who had once wielded a sword on the battlefield, became docile, gentle, virtuous, and proper. Li Xuan only thought she was devious.

Li Xuan: "Put those improper thoughts away." "I'm spending the night at Cui Garden."

Qin Yao would always reply pleasantly, "All right."

But behind his back, she was already an expert at adding half a basket of chili peppers to his hangover soup.

Later...

Drunk, Qin Yao called herself "your lord" at every turn and cornered Li Xuan on one side of a carriage.

In the busy streets, Li Xuan watched Qin Yao bring down a fine horse with her bare hands.

From then on, Li Xuan said, "Yao Yao is always right." "Yao Yao, believe me, I really didn't visit a brothel." "Yao Yao is the best."

Theme: Believe that life is beautiful and will keep getting better.