- Blurb for a serialized novel of the same type, After the Emperor Arranged Our Marriage, below.
- She suffers for a while, then he chases her to the crematorium.
Shen Qianzhi was a rising star at court. Still young, he entered the cabinet as a grand secretary, holding the third rank, and was even granted an imperial marriage by the emperor, a mark of great favor.
In their three years of marriage, Meng Zhao lived in constant fear, as if walking on thin ice.
Everyone said she was blessed in her previous life to find such a good husband. Only she knew that she had begged for that marriage, and Shen Qianzhi had been forced to marry her.
When the woman he had always held in his heart returned, everything Meng Zhao had done was recast as a calculated scheme. He even hurled cruel insults at her in bed. No matter how meekly she yielded or how hard she tried to please him, she could not win the slightest tenderness from him.
At last, the letter of divorce came.
She stopped acting as she had before, meekly accepting every slight. She took the letter, turned around, and slapped the woman he loved.
"I couldn't hit you before, but I'm no longer the Madam Shen. As a commandery princess, I can certainly hit a commoner like you."
*
A few days later, Shen Qianzhi ran into Meng Zhao at a restaurant, enjoying herself among a crowd of entertainers.
He suddenly seized her from among the men, pinned her in a corner, and said in a low voice, "Come home with me, please?"
Meng Zhao's rosy lips curled into a smile. She replied coldly, "No."
His eyes slowly reddened, and his voice grew hoarse. "Am I really worse than those actors?"
Meng Zhao pushed him by the shoulder and smiled. "You're very perceptive, my lord."
Serialized novel: After the Emperor Arranged Our Marriage
During the rebellion at Mount Li, Crown Prince Wei Jue was trapped for seven whole days.
In the damp, chilly cave, the proud and imperious man said to Lin Shuang, "The victor becomes king, and the loser is a rebel. I have no regrets about dying, but I do have one regret."
Before she could reply, Wei Jue continued, "I want to see you in your wedding dress."
Lin Shuang never answered, but she tightened her grip on the hand of the pale man leaning against her shoulder.
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Lin Shuang had been by Crown Prince Wei Jue's side since she was six. She was his most capable maid and his most trusted female official.
The rebellion was put down, and Wei Jue ascended the throne.
Lin Shuang was surely lucky. After years of loyalty and service, she had once again protected her master and earned merit. Surely this time she would be rewarded with a title and made a consort.
That was what everyone thought.
But on the very day the new emperor ascended the throne, Lin Shuang was bestowed upon Lin Hanzhi, a palace guard who had distinguished himself in suppressing the rebellion.
Everyone else regarded Lin Shuang as a laughingstock, but she didn't mind.
She had grown up in the Eastern Palace and knew that an emperor's favor for his consorts depended on a whim. Being a proper wife offered far more freedom.
Besides, this fulfilled the wish he had voiced that day at Mount Li.
Lin Shuang thought she would live out a peaceful and stable life, but on the day of the Longevity Festival, just as the wise and virtuous new emperor vanished amid a sky full of fireworks, he took her hand in the darkness.
He called her by her childhood name, his voice hoarse and distraught. "A Yu, I regret it..."
Theme: Love should be built between people of equal standing.
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I'm confused, why is there no end to the heroine's adoptive father? She wants him to die, why is there no further story? How could such a disgusting person live to be old in the end? Is there any justice? The ultimate phoenix man, who sucks all the value out of his wife. The emperor is mentally ill and only treats him preferentially. The heroine is cowardly and only lets him go. Her brother would not want such a father even if he knew the truth.
It's over, I'm going to give the prince and the heroine a good kiss. This article is well written. The plot is not very complicated. It was a bit uncomfortable at the beginning, but I read it smoothly at the end. Without Li Ying, the air is really fresh. That woman is so disgusting, and the male protagonist doesn't like Bai Yueguang either, but why did the female protagonist see him holding hands with Bai Yueguang? Still interlocking their fingers??? The male protagonist has always had a knot in his mind that he thought he ruined the heroine's innocence. In fact, he has always liked the heroine, ever since he saved her, well that's it. The ending is quite good, but I was also afraid of seeing the emperor die. Overall, it's pretty good. I really hope there's more interaction between the young prince and the heroine. It's so sweet.
Waiting for your male partner to marry and rob you, hahaha
Sprinkle flowers, scatter flowers, the chase is over
Never left Dada I've been preparing for exams recently and it's very annoying. Just wait until the exam is over. Good luck.
Wouldn't it be better to write more about the sweetness of the male protagonist in the extra chapter? The whole article seems to have no passion, like boiled water
Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
I want to see the heroine and her biological father get along with each other in their daily life, is that okay?
The emotional description is too light, please work harder
Congratulations on the completion!!!!