The beauty arrived in the capital, delighted all the way there, dreaming of finding her ideal husband.
Who could have guessed that sweet dreams would end so easily? Only after the wedding did she discover that her marriage was an empty shell.
After they married, it was perfectly ordinary not to see her husband's face. When she finally did, he had an icy expression and a cold gaze.
He even warned her: first, don't fall for him; second, don't entertain any wild fantasies. He'd only married her early to bring his mother good fortune.
Su Lingdong could only keep enduring thanks to Zhao Yimeng's good looks.
She thought that given enough time, love would blossom. She waited and waited, only to find Zhao Yimeng talking with another woman about poetry and music, then calligraphy and painting, then scenic landscapes, romantic passions, and how time waits for no one and youth is fleeting...
The woman said, “A marriage you get without even asking for it is terribly dull.” Zhao Yimeng replied, “You understand me best.”
At that moment, Su Lingdong finally realized that love growing over time was nothing but self-deception.
How do you resolve loving the wrong person? By cutting your losses in time. Su Lingdong was decisive. The next day, she left a divorce agreement: Don't stand in the way of each other's happiness. Let's end this! May we both find peace.
After the beauty was gone...
Her imperial uncle rebuked him: “Did you neglect her?”
His mother wept: “Now that my daughter-in-law has left, how can I go on?!”
Even the Crown Prince teased him: “Could it be that Sixth Brother drove his wife away because he couldn't perform...”
Zhao Yimeng was frustrated and restless! The mischievous woman who was always at his side had vanished, and the quiet nights felt strange to him.
At long last, he caught up with the beauty. With an awkward smile, he said, “Haven't you heard that it's easy to marry, but hard to divorce?”
Su Lingdong gracefully shook her head and smiled. “I've only heard that a marriage you get without asking for it is terribly dull.”
“...”
What goes around comes around, and retribution comes swiftly.
[Enjoy the arrogance now, chase your wife to the crematorium later]
# Historical figures in this story are fictionalized and do not represent their historical counterparts.
# This story takes place in an alternate Song Dynasty. Based on the reference books, people in some situations generally referred to sons and daughters-in-law as sons and daughters-in-law.
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After Xin Ruoyue took a bad fall and remained unconscious for three days and nights, she woke up to find that her whole family thought she'd changed.
She no longer cried and made a scene demanding an audience with the emperor so she could break off her engagement to the sickly heir Zhao Xifeng. She no longer competed with her younger sister for the attention of her handsome, jade-like older cousin. And she no longer loved spending money like water, buying things all day long...
During the Shangsi Festival, Xin Ruoyue gave the sickly heir a red peony and stayed by his side without leaving him for a moment.
Whenever Xin Ruoyue came near, Zhao Xifeng would feel refreshed and breathe easily, and his pale, handsome face would always flush.
Yet he insisted on pretending to be annoyed. “Our wedding is still a long way off. Could you stop clinging to me all the time?!”
A smile takes ten years off your face. Staying cheerful is the way to live a long, happy life.
Xin Ruoyue turned around and went to ask the cheerful Li Sanlang for help with poetry.
The heir glared at her retreating figure and grumbled inwardly, “Doesn't she know she should keep her distance?!”
Having lived a new life, Xin Ruoyue no longer fixed her attention on her younger sister and older cousin, and couldn't be bothered with the sickly heir's disdain and teasing.
She devoted herself to the conduct and arts exams at the girls' school, working herself to the bone and leaving all the noble young ladies in the dust.
Her hard work paid off. When she graduated, Xin Ruoyue became the top student at the girls' school, making a name for herself throughout the capital.
Everyone in the capital knew that the sickly heir of the Western Prince's manor despised Xin Ruoyue.
Noble families all hoped her engagement would be called off, and her older cousin began visiting her every day.
Zhao Xifeng blushed with anger. “Xin Ruoyue and I are bound by an imperial marriage decree. Who dares to covet her?!”
On Qixi Festival the following year, Zhao Xifeng grabbed Xin Ruoyue as she turned away the moment she saw him. “Why don't you follow me around anymore?”
“I don't want to annoy you, Your Highness!”
“I like it when you annoy me!”
“...” Wait, why is the heir blushing again?
The aloof older cousin and her younger sister, along with everyone else: ???
The sons of the noble families: Are you two ever going to call off this engagement or not??
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Theme: Don't wait until you've lost something to cherish it, and don't regret it only after it's too late
Basically, I am not abusing the male protagonist. The abuse is too light. The male protagonist has always had a superior attitude and gave orders.
I saw many people asking if the crematorium is ending, but the author said no. I even want to ask if the crematorium hasn't started yet? Or does it start with the crematorium for the male protagonist or the crematorium for the female protagonist? The so-called abuse of the male protagonist in this article means that the male protagonist does not know whether the female protagonist likes him or not. But at the same time, according to the description of the heroine, the heroine does not believe that the hero really loves her, and then the heroine loves the hero to death from the beginning to the end. Without the hero, she cannot take care of herself and cannot be happy every day. She is just afraid of being abused. Then I want to ask, does the so-called abuse of the male protagonist mean that the female protagonist abuses her more deeply? When the male protagonist abused the female protagonist in the first half, he was not sad at all, but in the second half, the female protagonist was still sad when he abused the male protagonist. The heroine was tortured from beginning to end. Why do you want to torture the male protagonist after three years of separation? Is the author sure that after three years of separation, he was abusing the male protagonist and not the female protagonist? Did the heroine really have a good time during the crematorium? An author's arrangement is destined to be unable to leave the male protagonist who loves him so much that even if he is hurt by the male protagonist countless times, he will only eat or not beat him and will only worry about whether the male protagonist truly loves him. How can he really abuse the male protagonist? The only thing that made me less angry was that the anti-theft ratio was low, which allowed me to skip chapters without having to watch the most abusive heroine part and just start at the crematorium. But even this looks like a question mark on my face. Is this a crematorium? The heroine's crematorium from beginning to end
I don't understand. The female protagonist has suffered so many grievances, but she doesn't mention the male protagonist's fault. Everyone is trying to persuade her not to reconcile. Isn't this the male protagonist? My brother also has a problem. His direct blood relative is his sister who is younger than him. Regardless of whether he is partial or not, he can't even do the basic justice. The maid protects the master. They don't know what kind of life his young lady is leading? Blind or deaf, I feel like there is really something wrong with the characterization.
I know the male protagonist is trying to win over her, but what is the female protagonist doing? . . . Having had a similar experience, I can only say that the deepest emotion the woman feels when she really wants to separate is irritability and irritability. Even if she had a relationship before, she will just want to slap the other person twice. Instead of looking forward to and being attached to each other like this, leaving hope for the other person. The worst part of the hero's relationship with the heroine should have passed, but the heroine's current attitude of refusing to welcome her makes me feel that unless the hero does something more extreme than before, the two of them will only slowly reconcile, right? Then the matchmaker's marriage turned into an affair every night? I know the crematorium has to burn slowly, but the wind direction is not right for the burning.
I don't quite understand the meaning of harmony
The heroine is still reluctant to let go of such a man, she is drunk
The male protagonist is really advantageous. Everyone around him is assisting, so it is much easier to chase his wife. The female protagonist is very kind, and the harm done to her by the male protagonist in the past has been gently revealed. Although the male protagonist is not confident, the female protagonist's reaction is interesting. On the contrary, the coldness of the male protagonist at that time is desperate, so everyone has asked for the crematorium. This crematorium is not even one-tenth of the pain before, maybe because it is from the female protagonist's perspective.
The crematorium is quite a crematorium. After all, we need to get back together hahahahaha The princess is really annoying in the front, but she is so quiet and quiet in the back that she has no role in the scene, and there is no explanation, but it doesn't matter anymore hahaha I think the side story between my sister and my junior brother will be good or bad.
I won't say anything since it's a limited exemption...
Thanks for the limited fee, it looks great