Spring Isn't Late

[8.1 Keep]

Meng Jing's life took her from a country woman to a first-rank titled lady, surrounded by wealth and splendor along a flower-strewn road. Countless people must have envied her.

Who could have guessed that, after falling gravely ill and sleeping, she would return to the year she married Pei Cong?

In a thatched cottage, with the north wind howling outside, he sat beside the stove with a book in hand, cooking porridge for her. He was tall and lean, and when their eyes met, the tips of his ears turned red.

At this point, he had no idea that he would one day become the most powerful chancellor in the court, a man as unfathomable as the sea, unmoved even when Mount Tai collapsed before him.

But Meng Jing knew that in this life, she wanted neither wealth nor glory. All she wanted was the freedom to live as she pleased.

So the first thing she said to Pei Cong was:

Let's divorce.

She spent her whole life living for him, and a whole life swallowing her grievances.

At last, she came to her senses. From now on, she would live for herself.

* A woman's springtime is never too late.

[Back to the top, no more swallowing grievances, the heroine fulfills her dreams]

[The hero is oblivious to being in the doghouse. They never divorced, and he won his wife back!]

[Food + everyday life]

Theme: Learn to be independent. Relying on yourself is better than relying on a man.