Shaoning County Princess Xie Qinghe was blessed with skin as fair as snow and a face as beautiful as ice. She was the most beautiful woman in the capital, and the cherished jewel of her parents and brothers.
She should have lived a life of honor and luxury, but a mistaken marriage led to her early death.
Reborn, she met him again. Xie Qinghe said, "This time, I, the county princess, won't save you!"
Unexpectedly, he became obsessed with her, clinging to her and plotting carefully to make her his wife.
On their wedding night, his gaze was ardent yet gentle. "Ranran, this time, I swear I won't let you down."
"But I remember you left me alone in the bridal chamber back then." Xie Qinghe lightly poked his chest with a slender finger. "So go sleep in the study."
His handsome face tightened. "Xie Qinghe, don't push it."
He still dared to snap at her? Xie Qinghe huffed and turned away.
A moment later, he sidled up to her again, coaxing her softly. "I'll do anything you say, as long as you don't send me away."
Xie Qinghe: "..."
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Gu Zhuo, the cool and self-possessed heir of Duke Jingguo, had once collapsed in the snow where Xie Qinghe had saved him in her previous life, his ravishing, battle-worn beauty captivating her soul. Now he waited to be saved by her again, so they could start over.
He had already imagined all the ways he would dote on her, love her, and make it up to her. But the little girl simply left him to die, walking straight past.
Gu Zhuo watched her slender figure drift away, his long eyes narrowing. "Hmm?"
Note: Both leads are reborn. They are both each other's first and only partners in both their past and present lives. This is a fictional setting with a happy ending.
There were misunderstandings in their past lives. The male lead loved only the female lead in both lives.
Coming next:
She was depressed because of him in her previous life, and maybe she was killed because of him. In this life, she can still be a nymphomaniac to him. I assume the hostess is stupid and sweet.
The long-lost feeling of suffocation came back, and it was the same routine every time. The male protagonist teased the female protagonist like a pet, and the female protagonist was the one who broke through the defense every time, and her counterattacks were soft and soft, like coquettishness, which deepened the feeling of embarrassment.
The heroine is too in love. Although he abused me in his previous life and took concubines and drugged me, I only love him. . .
I'm curious about the circumstances under which I would take a concubine if I like the heroine.
Ahhhh, even though this is the final chapter, I still like the second male lead to be the male lead!
I finished reading it in one go and I felt that the ending was a bit rushed. I didn't even mention how the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist in his previous life.
The heroine doesn't feel like she's made much progress even after resurrecting her life. It is right to avoid the male protagonist and choose another husband, but is the prince a good match? Did she take him into consideration just because she knew that the prince liked her in his previous life? I feel like my thoughts are so simple and naive
The author's writing style is very long-winded. The male protagonist knew that the female protagonist was reborn and wrote it over and over again four or five times. The running accounts are not so complicated.
Damn, I must have made a mistake in one place. I am a six-year-old girl.
Does the male protagonist know that the female protagonist is also reborn?