A few things to know in advance:
● The heroine did not die in her previous life. She ended up with someone else, so her past and present lives will have different endings.
● The male lead was a terrible person in his previous life, but he'll make it up to her many times over in this life. The male lead will not change, and the second male lead will almost take his place.
● The heroine has had no sexual partners, while the male lead has. The heroine ascends the throne as emperor, and the male lead supports his wife and raises their daughter.
● Although the male lead lost the throne, the empire, and the right to pass on his surname, he gained half of the heroine's precious heart. ●v●
Blurb:
On the night of the Crown Prince's wedding, beneath the red candles, Zhen Baoyi's little face was flushed red. She lowered her lashes, too shy to look at the man's tall, lean frame.
Afterward, Zhen Baoyi smiled sweetly and fell asleep.
Xie Jiurong gazed at her eyes in silence for a long time.
She really does look like A Jin.
..
When Zhen Baoyi first met Zhao Rujin, she was astonished. She had never imagined someone could look so much like her.
By then, her father, brothers, and other family members had all been exiled, and her relationship with Xie Jiurong had reached a breaking point.
She humbled herself to beg him for help, only to hear him smile carelessly at Zhao Rujin and say:
"Zhen Baoyi? She's not fit to compare to you, not even by half."
Later, Zhao Rujin gave Baoyi a cup of poisoned wine.
"I hope you can bless our union, Sister."
Baoyi's heart turned to ashes. She drank it in one gulp, and as tears slid from the corners of her eyes, the last thing she saw was Xie Jiurong rushing toward them in alarm.
He ran to Zhao Rujin and held her close, his heart aching for her.
Zhen Baoyi discovered that she had been reborn, back at the age of fifteen.
At that time, she did not yet know Xie Jiurong and was still the pampered, beloved legitimate daughter of the Prince of Zhenbei's household.
It was snowing heavily that day. While hunting with her father and brothers, Baoyi spotted a gravely wounded young man in the hunting grounds.
She fell silent for a moment, then turned and walked away.
In her previous life, she had saved him, only for him to turn around and mistake someone else for his savior. No point saving a blind man.
Xie Jiurong, who had been lying in the snow for half a day: ...
Why isn't this going the way it should?
Later, he pretended to be someone else and painstakingly got close to her. Eventually, that other person became the moonlight in Baoyi's heart.
Xie Jiurong had only himself to blame: I'm jealous of myself.
After finally earning Baoyi's forgiveness, Xie Jiurong discovered that a "cinnabar mole" still lived in her heart.
As far as she was concerned, he meant nothing at all.
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Acknowledging the wrong person is not a reason to be a bad person. Some male protagonists never hurt the female protagonist even if they admit the wrong person.
Seeing this, I felt that the female protagonist was just selfish, but the male protagonist was nasty and vicious.
I don't think the male protagonist can be vindicated... The female protagonist was his first wife in his previous life, and even though he didn't like it, he married her himself. He wants to repay his kindness, so why should the female protagonist bear the consequences? If the heroine didn't fake his death and he didn't know that he recognized the wrong person, would he still have to let the heroine watch him and his female partner make love for the rest of their lives? He is just an irresponsible scumbag, how can he clean this up?
Damn, I vomited when I saw the male protagonist. I abandoned the article and abandoned the article. How cruel can I be? I suffered a minor injury and almost died when something happened to protect the female protagonist. Then the female protagonist felt distressed. If I didn't change the male protagonist, I really couldn't watch it. The male protagonist was able to lust after people other than the female protagonist in his previous life, which means he can do it in this life. He might even approach a beautiful sister when he sees her.
... I'm still chasing him. The copywriter said that the male protagonist will find love twice as much in this life. The female protagonist's house was confiscated and poisoned once in her previous life. After being used as a substitute for so many years, she still had to endure the male protagonist taking the second female into the palace. I wonder how many times in this life the male protagonist's house will be confiscated by the female protagonist? Oh, he is a member of the royal family, so why not let him personally help the heroine's family plot rebellion, watch the heroine and the second male lead fall in love, and then let the heroine drink him a glass of poisonous wine? Otherwise, I really can't think of how to make up for it with double the amount.
How could this bitch of a man still let her live as a concubine after knowing that the one named Zhao was pretending to claim the credit? Just kneeling for 2 hours a day would be considered revenge?
The male protagonist fell in love just because he was rescued by a woman he didn't even see? Didn't he have a premonition that she was a beautiful woman as soon as he saw her back? If she was really a powerful and salt-free daughter of Orion, would he have confessed her feelings? Why did I feel that being rescued was a hook? My first love girlfriend was Zhao. How we met her didn't matter at all. The heroine is really a marriage partner and a veritable substitute. Then he took his ex-girlfriend home, and his wife was forced to death. It's hard for the heroine to accept her anymore. If I were him, I really want to ask why you don't like Zhao being in a relationship with her.
Zhao's question is quite right, give him a name~ If he hadn't discovered that he had mistakenly admitted the wrong person, wouldn't he have been preparing to have a lucky break after Zhao's body recovered? He was really motivated by sex.
The hero also knows that he is stupid
They have seduced the second male lead into this, and I feel like if she didn't marry the second male lead, the female lead would be a bit of a scumbag. Is this the CP of a scumbag man and a scumbag woman, haha?