Back Before My Abstinent Husband Died Young (Both Reborn)

Silly heroine x Fake-cold hero Hero's point of view: This is the sixteenth time Song Siting has been reborn. In every previous life, no matter how carefully he acted, he died young at the age of twenty-four. When he opens his eyes again, he sees the familiar green tiles, red eaves, and warm bed curtains. Twenty-two-year-old Song Siting sighs. He looks at his sleeping wife, Yan Tang, and senses that she is about to wake. His gentle expression turns indifferent. Because his life is so short, Song Siting no longer dares to show Yan Tang his true feelings, lest he only leave her with more grief. Since his fourth life, he has always acted cold and heartless, making Yan Tang believe he has no feelings for her. And because he fears that after his death, Yan Tang will struggle to remarry while raising a child, Song Siting also restrains himself and no longer touches her. But for some reason, in this life, timid and gentle Yan Tang keeps trying to be intimate with him. She makes soup and porridge, dances for him in gauzy robes, and has changed so much that she seems like a different person. Song Siting understands: Yan Tang has been reborn too. They have been husband and wife for more than ten lifetimes. Song Siting has once had his fill of tasting and touching her, and has treasured those memories ever since. Yan Tang flirts with him every day, adding fuel to the fire, until at last his self-control burns away. Heroine's point of view: In her previous life, Yan Tang unexpectedly married into a high-ranking family. Her husband, Song Siting, rose to the highest offices and gave her a life of luxury, but treated her with icy indifference. After Song Siting died, she spent half her life as a widow, alone until the end. Reborn, Yan Tang only wants to escape this prestigious but cold household. But before she does, she hopes to have a child to keep her company. Facing her distant husband, Yan Tang takes advice from every corner and strives to become a bewitching, alluring beauty who can make Song Siting lose control. She dances for Song Siting in gauzy robes, but accidentally twists her ankle halfway through. Song Siting scoops her up and carries her to the bed. She sets out to win his heart through home cooking, but mistakes bitter herb for ginseng. Song Siting gulps down a bellyful of bitter liquid, and his passion only burns hotter. Although things don't go quite as planned, Yan Tang still manages to achieve her goal. * After discovering she is pregnant, Yan Tang flees to Shu. She has already bought a house and farmland there, but when she opens the door, Song Siting is sitting calmly in the humble home, serene as the moon and breeze. "My lady, I'm not dead yet. Why are you running?" Yan Tang rests a hand on her growing belly, stammering for a long while without finding an excuse. After surviving his fated death, the now twenty-five-year-old Song Siting comes up with one for her: "The scenery in Shu is beautiful, there's plenty of good food, and it's a good place to carry a child." Yan Tang: "That's right! I came here to rest during my pregnancy." She leaves holes in her story, and he is used to patching them up. #You don't have to do any of this. I've loved you for a hundred years already. ++++++++++ Next story: After We Proactively Switched Best Friends' Engagements Sweetly barbed x rigidly traditional (both virgins) ++ Rong Yue and her close friend Du Qiuli both marry into the Marquis of Wu'an's household. She marries the heir, Sheng Yangming. Du Qiuli becomes the second wife of Sheng Yangming's fourth uncle. Ever since the engagement, Du Qiuli has cried six times. "That Sheng Xuan is cruel and vicious, and he brings death to his wives. You'll be gone within three days of marrying him." On the wedding day, Du Qiuli cries again, looking as if she is going to her execution. Before they are led into their bridal chambers, Rong Yue can't bear to see it. She secretly switches their veils and takes Du Qiuli's place as the second wife. Sheng Xuan, Sheng Yangming's fourth uncle, is the chief judge of the Court of Judicial Review. He oversees countless tortures, and everyone fears him. Rong Yue fears him too. Before he lifts her veil, Rong Yue grips the scale pole to stop him, trembling as she says, "I'm shy. Let's consummate the marriage with my face still covered." Sheng Xuan is unmoved. He has the fate of a lone star of calamity, bringing misfortune to his relatives and friends. His family ties are few, and he has no interest in delicate women who cry and fuss. But the new wife on the bridal bed leans back, shoulders trembling, and guides the end of the scale pole in his hand into the loop of her sash, using it to open her red wedding robe. A breathtaking view of spring meets his eyes. A vein throbs on Sheng Xuan's forehead. This isn't Du Qiuli. Theme: Stay positive even in adversity.