Marrying a Sickly Man for the Second Time

I'm Not Your White Moonlight, and I Don't Want to Be! A historical romance, please add it to your collection! Blurb at the very bottom.

Blurb:

During a palace coup, Ye You, the eldest daughter of the General's household, was captured by the rebels.

She thought she was doomed, but then her beloved Zhan Zhui appeared, hoisted her over his shoulder, and told the new emperor, “I want this woman.”

Before long, she was dressed in bridal robes and had become Zhan Zhui's wife.

She thought her years of unrequited love for Zhan Zhui had finally earned her his protection. But when Zhan Zhui looked at her, his eyes were full of hatred...

On their wedding night, Zhan Zhui whispered hoarsely in her ear, “Your father owes my family a life. You'll repay that debt.”

Ye You finally understood. The man before her was no longer the young man she had cherished in her heart...

She struggled to survive at his mercy.

Until the day Ye You died, Zhan Zhui felt as if his heart had been carved out.

After being reborn, Ye You returned to the age of fifteen. None of the tragedies had happened yet. She remembered that in her previous life, she had been hopelessly in love with Zhan Zhui at this point.

This time, Ye You had a plan: avoid him whenever possible, play dumb, and never mention Zhan Zhui again.

Now it was Zhan Zhui who spent every day eagerly hoping to see Ye You. Later, when he heard someone was asking for her hand, he rushed off without a word to steal the bride.

This is a groveling romance, with the leads hurting each other early on. The feud between their families is based on a misunderstanding. Both leads have been reborn. Both are virgins.

Below is the blurb for the historical romance Who Wants to Be Your White Moonlight?

The day Ji Qianting fell ill, a new woman arrived at the estate.

She was a young widow whose husband had died.

No one could understand why the dignified Minister of Revenue cherished a widow so dearly, showering her with every honor and favor, as if she were his wife.

At first, Ji Qianting couldn't understand either. Then she saw the woman and realized.

Her husband, Zhong Mingqi, had treated her well all these years only because her features resembled the woman's by sixty percent.

She had always been someone else's substitute. Now that he'd finally won the woman he'd longed for all these years, he no longer needed her.

As Ji Qianting's illness grew severe and she neared death, she asked Zhong Mingqi for a letter of divorce. From then on, they would part ways and never meet again.

Later, Ji Qianting died, alone in the bitter cold of winter.

She saw Lin Boyuan, her childhood friend who used to make her cry and bully her at every opportunity, return from a thousand miles away. He brought her coffin back to the estate and carved “His Departed Wife, Ji Qianting” onto her memorial tablet with his own hands.

Only then did Ji Qianting understand that Lin Boyuan had loved her.

But back then, she had only had eyes for Zhong Mingqi, and had broken Lin Boyuan's heart.

She awoke from her dream, returned to the year she came of age, and found Lin Boyuan throwing a branch with a little bug crawling on it in front of her to scare her.

Theme: Fearlessly seeking the truth, striving for self-reliance, and working hard against all odds