[Coming soon: "The Reconciliation-Romance Heroine Doesn't Want a Happy Ending." Please add it to your collection!]
A career-driven woman who puts profit first goes mad for love.
Yuan Chao was a complete fool in her previous life.
Born noble and stunningly beautiful, she nevertheless fell for a prince with an awkward position.
For him, she gave up an imperial marriage decree.
For him, she broke her family's hearts.
She threw herself into his arms without hesitation, survived life-threatening trials, and finally stood at the very top.
He became emperor, she became empress, and she was the only woman in his harem of three thousand.
Even though he never said he loved her, Yuan Chao was willing to settle for that.
Until he brought his childhood friend and cousin, once his younger brother's wife, into the palace and made her a Noble Consort despite everyone's objections.
That was when Yuan Chao finally understood what it looked like when he truly loved someone.
**
Given another life, Yuan Chao won't be a fool again!
She'll live freely and love passionately. She'll find someone who understands and cherishes her, have a house full of children and grandchildren, and grow old together with him.
So even when he comes to her looking battered and worn, begging her to return, she doesn't turn back. She looks down at the man who once stood above her and says, "Your Majesty, I am not worthy of such an honor."
**
Yan Changyu cares only about profit and doesn't believe in true feelings.
He thought he would live out his days in cold, rational solitude, until one day a vivid splash of color entered his gray world.
He had thought his heart was still and unmoved.
So he watched coldly as she stumbled toward him, watched her grieve for him and cry for him.
Until she left him and ran to another man.
For the first time in his life, the Crown Prince, known to the world as aloof and hardhearted, tasted jealousy.
If that's how it is, then I'll just take her back!
[All Yan Changyu has ever sought in his life is two things: the throne, and her.]
Content warnings:
1. Both leads are reborn. The heroine is reborn at the beginning, while the hero gradually regains his memories. Extremely melodramatic. If that's not your thing, please don't read!
2. The heroine really does marry someone else. The hero is sexually inexperienced in both lives.
3. The hero has only ever loved the heroine, both in his past life and this one. There's more to what happened in their past life, but he really did have his awful moments.
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Coming soon: "The Reconciliation-Romance Heroine Doesn't Want a Happy Ending"
[They won't get back together. The male lead will be replaced!]
On the day Ji Xing and I were to be married, Wen Xi sent a plea for help.
"Niao Niao, Wen Xi is in grave danger."
After a long silence, Ji Xing said, "I have to save her."
Wen Xi wasn't Ji Xing's friend, family, or lover. To be precise, she was his enemy.
Three years ago, I was gravely injured while saving someone and fell into a coma I never woke from.
Wen Xi was the person I saved.
If that hadn't happened, Ji Xing and I would have been married long ago.
That's why Ji Xing hated her so much.
"Today is our wedding ceremony. Everyone of note from the seven regions and twelve prefectures has already arrived. Ji Xing, have you thought about the consequences of leaving? Let someone else save her."
I considered myself a reasonable person.
"Besides, don't you hate her? Why are you going to save her?"
But Ji Xing said, "She once saved my life. I owe her. The Land of Chaos is too dangerous, Niao Niao. I have to go."
"Niao Niao, wait for me to come back."
"Niao Niao, don't misunderstand. I love only you."
Of course I knew Wen Xi posed no threat to me.
Because Ji Xing and I were the hero and heroine of this reconciliation romance.
Wen Xi was a trial on our path to love,
a catalyst for our relationship,
a tool to move the plot along.
She was just a supporting character.
But on our wedding day, Ji Xing abandoned the guests filling the hall, defied everyone's objections, and left me for that supporting character.
He humiliated me and my family.
Watching Ji Xing walk away without looking back, I suddenly didn't want to be the heroine anymore.
I don't want to put a broken mirror back together. I want something flawless and perfect.
*
Lin Yi is Ji Xing's master.
He's aloof and self-disciplined, impartial and selfless. In everyone's eyes, he's an upright and noble immortal.
But no one knows that for a long time, he's coveted his disciple's fiancee and has been waiting for a chance to steal her away.
He's put on a mask and plotted for it at every turn.
He's never been a noble gentleman,
but a vicious, greedy wolf waiting for a chance to snatch his prey.
Reading notes:
1. Pairing: Lin Yi. There is rivalry between men, and neither lead is perfect.
2. The second male lead will suffer a humiliating pursuit of the heroine and fail.
3. Early-web-novel melodrama ahead.
4. Written in third person.
Theme: A lifelong partnership between two people is the foundation of a harmonious family
The ending was a little unexpected, full of regrets, and difficult to reconcile. But I like the heroine very much. She is determined to give up her heart. Even if she has been in love before, she is still a clear-headed lover. She will not really be soft on people who betray her heart. Moreover, the author writes very well. When the heroine marries, she really marries, and the marriage is consummated as usual, instead of giving the heroine a chastity memorial for the hero to keep her virginity.
I think there is a saying that is right. The more the male protagonist appears to be unswervingly affectionate and the more he fights for the heroine to the death, the more stupid and cheap the heroine seems to have been when she took out her heart and soul. It turns out that it is really simple to want the male protagonist to like her. You can either break off the engagement, find a new love, or die. Any of these can make the male protagonist love the female protagonist to the death. In the end, you don't have to work as hard as before. What a cruel realization.
There is a faint regret of missing each other. The prince was too much. Zhizhi liked him so much in the early days. Alas, because he didn't have a long mouth, the two of them were not good in both lives. Although they were together in this life, they did not let each other go. Unlike many rebirth novels, the heroine does not forgive and no longer likes the hero, but has no choice but to be by his side. The senior brother was really disappointing. Although he had no choice but to force the heroine to close the last door. I feel like these people are very tired of living. In the previous life, if the male protagonist took a concubine, it would not have happened if he had a good talk with the female protagonist. He clearly knew that the female protagonist was disgusting. Also, if the female protagonist had rejected the male protagonist in her past and present lives, she would have laughed to death if she had known about it. Oh, how angry! ! !
I'd rather they break up and never get back together. Even if they end up together, are they still together?
Let's torture each other. Really, love is very precious. Many people may think that it is normal to get back together again. In fact, if you lose your life, love is really as light as a feather. What is love in front of life? Forgiveness is painful, being loved can only be endured
Emmmmmmm... Another senior brother should come back! I'll just call it divine text! Yes, I don't like the male protagonist hahahaha, I like the senior brother...
Wasn't your experience painful enough before your death? Can you believe a master's practice just by dreaming about it?
This is a reasonable ending. There is a life between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. Their fate has long since ended. The second life is forced to be reborn. Just look at how miserable the heroine's first life was. She has always paid one-sidedly. Death really depends on many things. This hurdle is difficult to overcome. I guessed this ending without looking at the catalog.
But the heroine is so miserable! Being given up by the second male lead that I like, and being trapped in the palace for the rest of my life by the male lead that I don't like!
Is there no Zaizai extravaganza? The ending doesn't forgive the male protagonist which is pretty good too
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The ending was a little unexpected, full of regrets, and difficult to reconcile. But I like the heroine very much. She is determined to give up her heart. Even if she has been in love before, she is still a clear-headed lover. She will not really be soft on people who betray her heart. Moreover, the author writes very well. When the heroine marries, she really marries, and the marriage is consummated as usual, instead of giving the heroine a chastity memorial for the hero to keep her virginity.
I think there is a saying that is right. The more the male protagonist appears to be unswervingly affectionate and the more he fights for the heroine to the death, the more stupid and cheap the heroine seems to have been when she took out her heart and soul. It turns out that it is really simple to want the male protagonist to like her. You can either break off the engagement, find a new love, or die. Any of these can make the male protagonist love the female protagonist to the death. In the end, you don't have to work as hard as before. What a cruel realization.
There is a faint regret of missing each other. The prince was too much. Zhizhi liked him so much in the early days. Alas, because he didn't have a long mouth, the two of them were not good in both lives. Although they were together in this life, they did not let each other go. Unlike many rebirth novels, the heroine does not forgive and no longer likes the hero, but has no choice but to be by his side. The senior brother was really disappointing. Although he had no choice but to force the heroine to close the last door. I feel like these people are very tired of living. In the previous life, if the male protagonist took a concubine, it would not have happened if he had a good talk with the female protagonist. He clearly knew that the female protagonist was disgusting. Also, if the female protagonist had rejected the male protagonist in her past and present lives, she would have laughed to death if she had known about it. Oh, how angry! ! !
I'd rather they break up and never get back together. Even if they end up together, are they still together?
Let's torture each other. Really, love is very precious. Many people may think that it is normal to get back together again. In fact, if you lose your life, love is really as light as a feather. What is love in front of life? Forgiveness is painful, being loved can only be endured
Emmmmmmm... Another senior brother should come back! I'll just call it divine text! Yes, I don't like the male protagonist hahahaha, I like the senior brother...
Wasn't your experience painful enough before your death? Can you believe a master's practice just by dreaming about it?
This is a reasonable ending. There is a life between the male protagonist and the female protagonist. Their fate has long since ended. The second life is forced to be reborn. Just look at how miserable the heroine's first life was. She has always paid one-sidedly. Death really depends on many things. This hurdle is difficult to overcome. I guessed this ending without looking at the catalog.
But the heroine is so miserable! Being given up by the second male lead that I like, and being trapped in the palace for the rest of my life by the male lead that I don't like!
Is there no Zaizai extravaganza? The ending doesn't forgive the male protagonist which is pretty good too