After the Princess Consort Divorced

[My next novel, After the Hostage Prince Called Off the Wedding, I Succeeded in Overcoming My Tribulation, is already underway. Please add it to your collection. Thank you!]

[Blurb]

At the Qionghua Banquet, Jiao Jiao, the beloved little treasure of the Grand Princess, takes one look at Xu Kongyue, the young general of the Xu family, and falls for him.

Defying the Grand Princess's objections, Jiao Jiao marries into the Xu family with a lavish dowry. From then on, she puts aside her old spoiled, overbearing ways, serves her husband's grandmother, and puts her husband first in everything.

But after three years of marriage, her parents-in-law dislike her, her sister-in-law makes things difficult for her, and her husband hasn't set foot in their bedroom since their wedding night. Even the warmest heart gradually grows cold.

When Prince Yan rebels, Xu Kongyue personally has the Grand Princess's entire household thrown into prison. Jiao Jiao cries until she has no tears left, but still can't save her parents. At last, she comes to her senses, leaves a divorce agreement, and leaps from the palace wall, a hundred feet high.

The Xu family's young general, Xu Kongyue, is a figure as refined as a jade tree. He has captivated the hearts of countless young women across the vast city of Chang'an, yet suddenly finds himself pursued by the Grand Princess's willful, spoiled young princess. Countless people lament his misfortune.

Everyone thinks the young princess is clinging to him and pestering him. Even he nearly believes it himself.

But only when he sees that familiar figure leap from the hundred-foot palace wall does he finally understand. A mouthful of blood bursts from him, splattering the divorce agreement clenched tightly in his hand.

Content warnings: (Updates at nine every evening. Any change to the update time will be announced.)

1. The male lead genuinely chases his wife after she leaves. The male lead dies at the end of the main story.

2. The male lead didn't kill the heroine's parents. There is a misunderstanding.

3. One-on-one, mutual love, no unrequited love for some unattainable ideal.

4. The heroine is overbearing but doesn't hold grudges. She usually gets even on the spot, except when it comes to the male lead.

5. That's all the warnings for now. I'll add more if I think of anything.

Coming soon: The Empress's Rebirth

Nian Nian, the treasured daughter of the Marquis of Dingguo, is said to have been born beneath extraordinary signs. Celestial music rang through the heavens, and phoenixes danced together in flight. So the emperor named her "Feng Yi" and, in the name of the imperial family, betrothed her to the Crown Prince.

As she grew up, Nian Nian fell in love at first sight with the taciturn Third Prince, Zhao Qishen. She fell deeply in love and refused to listen to anyone who tried to dissuade her, insisting that she would marry no one but him.

When the Third Prince ascended the throne, the Dingguo household's wholehearted support was repaid with the execution of the entire family, while Nian Nian was stripped of her empress's title.

Looking at the endless bloodshed on the execution platform, the corpses strewn everywhere and the cries filling the air, Nian Nian was overcome with anguish and guilt. Her heart turned to ashes, and she died in a great fire.

Who could have imagined that when she woke, she would be reborn on the day she was to wed Zhao Qishen? Through her red bridal veil, Nian Nian seemed to see rivers of blood from her past life. She tore off the veil, her expression cold and resolute. "I won't marry him!"

Zhao Chengan never expected that Nian Nian, the treasured daughter of the Marquis of Dingguo, would grab him and claim they were secretly involved just to call off her wedding.

After his initial shock, he gazes at Nian Nian's lovely face and thinks: This time, you've delivered yourself into my hands. Don't expect me to let you go!

*Warning: A scheming male lead faces a brutal regret-and-redemption arc.*

Coming soon: After the Hostage Prince Called Off the Wedding, I Ascended After Overcoming My Tribulation

Princess Jinglin of the Jiang Kingdom is a heaven-blessed beauty, renowned for her peerless looks. Countless noble young men in the Jiang Kingdom hope to marry her.

Yet this exalted princess falls for Su Ci, a hostage prince from the Chen Kingdom.

On their wedding day, Jinglin arrives in a phoenix crown and red bridal robes, with a lavish dowry stretching for miles. Instead of her groom, the news she receives is that Su Ci's army has surrounded the capital.

On the city wall, Jinglin, dressed in her scarlet wedding gown, asks, "The realm or me? Which will you choose?"

Below the wall, Su Ci stands clad in armor and answers, "Princess, you are beautiful, but you cannot compare to the magnificent rivers and mountains of the Jiang Kingdom."

That day, the realm is torn apart. As the city falls, Jinglin leaps from the wall in her bloodstained wedding gown.

Later, word spreads that the Chen prince has gone white-haired overnight and descended into madness, nearly wiping out the Chen imperial family.

Yet none of this has anything to do with Jinglin, who has already ascended to the immortal realm. That dream of the Jiang Kingdom was merely a tribulation on her path to ascension.

Until she hears that Emperor Yanci of Mount Jingming has awakened from a dream with white hair and is on the verge of demonic cultivation.

Su Ci has never regretted anything in his life. Even when he was sent to the Jiang Kingdom as a hostage, he only thought that his methods weren't ruthless enough and that he hadn't acted quickly enough.

It isn't until he sees Princess Jinglin of the Jiang Kingdom leap from the city wall that he experiences regret for the first time. From then on, the world changes and the years pass, but he can never find her again.

Theme: Even after a divorce, you should still have a backbone.