Hengyang

The main story is complete. My next book will be "Late Spring", a sweet romance about a couple who marry before they fall in love. Please add it to your library, everyone!

In the third year of their marriage, her husband Lu Zhaozhi died at the frigid Hulao Pass, branded a traitor who had colluded with the enemy. The Lu and Zou families were exiled as a result.

Prince Su, Zhao Huaiying, holds great power and is a leading candidate for the crown prince. He grew up with her, and they have been close since childhood. He is also the only one who can clear the Lu family’s name.

In the pouring rain, Zou Hengyang recognized the familiar face from her memories. She dropped to her knees. “I beg Your Highness to clear my husband’s name.”

She was also the obsession Prince Su, Zhao Huaiying, had never been able to let go of for years.

“His innocence will take your whole life to repay. Are you willing?”

Amid the endless rain and mist, she looked like a delicate flower beaten down by the storm. Choking on her tears, she nodded.

That autumn, she sat alone in the courtyard, gazing at the dead leaves scattered across the ground, her face desolate. He came forward to take her hand, but she coldly pulled it away. “Zhao Huaiying, you’ve already gotten what you wanted. Why won’t you leave him alone?”

Only then did Zhao Huaiying realize that he had completely lost her.

After that, he tried everything and gave it all he had, but he still couldn’t win back her love.

Warnings: A fictional setting; 1v1; both male leads are chaste.

The heroine remarries only after receiving a letter of divorce.

Blurb for "Yan Er":

Rong Hua had been married into the Xie household for three years, but her husband was like a ghost: people had heard of him, but no one had seen him. On their wedding night, before he could even lift her veil, he left for the battlefield.

Naturally, Old Madam Xie couldn’t bear to see him keep risking his life, and when Xie Ci’en returned this time, she refused to let him leave again. He had to father a child, no matter what.

So Rong Hua, who had spent three years loafing around at a temple under the pretense of praying for blessings, was brought back.

Looking at her husband’s dazzling good looks, Rong Hua suddenly thought that being a widow in all but name really was a hardship. She secretly began making plans.

Xie Ci’en was just as straightforward, making no effort to hide his intentions. “I want us to have a child.”

Rong Hua tapped her fingertips, looking troubled. “It’s not that I’m against it, but surely a couple ought to have some affection for each other before having a child?”

Xie Ci’en thought that made perfect sense, and began treating her generously. Just when he thought things were about to fall into place,

she still hesitated. “Husband, I think our feelings could grow a little deeper first.”

Xie Ci’en: ?

Later, after their child was born, whenever Xie Ci’en said he wanted to make a name for himself in the army, she would cling to his hand and sob, “If you leave for three or four years, the child won’t even recognize you when you come back!”

Xie Ci’en steeled himself and decided not to leave.

But somehow, something still seemed off.

Reading notes: 1v1; readers who mind a flirtatious heroine, please don’t read.

A merchant’s daughter x a spirited young general.

The male lead isn’t a deserter. He just happens to love wielding a sword.

Marriage first, love later.

Theme: Evil can never triumph over good.