After Sharing a Bed with the General, I Had Nightmares (Reborn)

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---------This Novel's Blurb---------

[Female Lead's Perspective]

Everyone envied Tang Wanxin, the Jade Chen Commandery Princess, for finding such an incredible match.

Her husband was her childhood sweetheart, and also the mighty general who saved her from being sent away for a political marriage.

But Tang Wanxin had a little secret she could barely bring herself to admit:

Every time she slept beside her husband, she had nightmares...

Tang Wanxin was worried sick every day and looked exhausted.

How could she go on living like this?

Separate rooms! They absolutely had to sleep in separate rooms!

[Male Lead's Perspective]

Song Baiqian had failed to protect Tang Wanxin in his previous life, and regretted it more than anything.

Now that he'd finally been given the chance to be reborn, he swore to save Tang Wanxin's fate, marry her, and grow old together.

Knowing she liked gentle men, he put on a tender act every day.

But she avoided him and feared him, doing everything she could to get separate rooms.

In the end, while he was away from the capital, she even faked her death and ran away with help from another gentle young man...

On a stormy night, Song Baiqian rode through the downpour to where Tang Wanxin was hiding. Ignoring her protests, he forcibly wrapped her up and carried her away...

Reborn into this life, even if she loathed and despised him,

he would never let go of her hand again...

[Reader's Guide]

1. The male lead is reborn; the female lead gradually remembers her past life later on. One-on-one romance, both leads' first relationship, happy ending.

2. Set in a fictional historical world. Don't nitpick historical details; the setting serves the plot.

---My next novel, "Is My Daoist Imperial Uncle Jealous Today?", is open for bookmarks. Blurb below---

Jiang Yi'an is the eldest daughter of the Duke of Ren's household. She's mischievous and spirited,

and loves nothing more than galloping through Chang'an with a crowd of rich young dandies, racing horses, fighting crickets, and visiting taverns.

But when the new emperor ascends the throne, he unexpectedly arranges her marriage to the Ninth Imperial Uncle, who is practically on the verge of entering a Taoist monastery to cultivate the Way.

Jiang Yi'an: What am I going to do? I won't be able to have fun anymore!

Before the wedding, the Ninth Imperial Uncle spoke to her earnestly, like an elder:

"From now on, I shall devote myself to cultivating the Way. Princess Consort, you may leave the manor and enjoy yourself as you please. When the time is right, I will enter a monastery and become a monk. All my property will belong to you, and you may come and go as you wish."

Jiang Yi'an was delighted. After they married, she continued meeting friends as she always had, living a life more carefree than an immortal's.

Jiang Yi'an played polo with the young gentlemen, and Li Changyun caught her at it.

Jiang Yi'an went to a pleasure house with the young gentlemen, and Li Changyun caught her again.

Looking at Li Changyun's increasingly gloomy expression and the hand slowly coming to rest on her waist, Jiang Yi'an thought:

Imperial Uncle said I could have fun without a worry, but why does he look a little angry...

He used to be so courteous to me, so why is he getting handsy now...

The Ninth Imperial Uncle, Li Changyun, was handsome and had won great military honors.

Everyone in Chang'an lamented that he had the talent of an emperor, yet willingly chose to cultivate the Way, and had been saddled by the royal family with a little dandy for a wife.

They were certain Jiang Yi'an would end up a discarded wife.

Then one day, people saw the Ninth Imperial Uncle take off his Taoist robes and put on fine clothes.

Like a young man, he rode through the streets, chasing after Jiang Yi'an, whose laughter rang like silver bells.

Only Li Changyun knew that night after night, his head throbbed and nightmares tormented him.

Only his little wife, Jiang Yi'an, could be his cure...

In this life and the last, Jiang Yi'an was the only ray of light in his life...

[Mini-scene]

Li Changyun cornered Jiang Yi'an by a rockery and held her little ear between his lips. His gentle voice sounded beside her ear:

"Which young gentleman do you want to go out with tomorrow?"

With tears in her eyes, Jiang Yi'an rattled off the surnames Xie, Zhang, Lu, and several others. Only then did she tremblingly add:

"I want to go with Imperial Uncle..."

Jiang Yi'an thought she'd married a dispassionate Taoist. She never imagined she'd married a jealous wolf in sheep's clothing...

Core message: Love for family and country comes first.