In her previous life, Wen Zhiyue was the fifth most favored princess of the Ming Dynasty. She was favored by her father, the emperor, her mother was a noble concubine, and her uncle was the prime minister. It could be said that she had everything she wanted.
Wen Zhiyue fell in love with General Gu Qi at first glance at the Mid-Autumn Festival banquet. This man was handsome and talented, and was deeply loved by the famous ladies in the capital.
Wen Zhiyue obtained her father's imperial edict of marriage, and waited happily for the night of intercourse. However, she did not expect that Gu Qi lifted his hijab and said, "Your Majesty has given me the marriage decree, and I have to comply with it. I hope the princess will understand." Then he lay down on the couch with his clothes on, but did not consummate the marriage with Wen Zhiyue.
Wen Zhiyue made excuses for Gu Qi, thinking that Gu Qi was a general who didn't stick to trivial matters, and he would fall in love with her over time. So he took care of the affairs of the house and made ginger soup for Gu Qi for dinner. But - until she got cold, she didn't get any attention, but she saw Gu Qi talking and laughing with a woman.
Only then did she understand that some people would not change if they cared too much.
After Wen Zhiyue proposed their divorce, the cold became extremely severe until she contracted lung disease and passed away.
Opening her eyes again, she came to many years ago. This time, Wen Zhiyue refused to marry Gu Qi no matter what. She didn't want to make the same mistake again and wanted to keep a distance from Gu Qi. However, Gu Qi asked with red eyes, "Princess, don't you want me to surrender?"
The copywriting is useless, Gu Qi and the woman have a hidden agenda when talking and laughing, and Gu Qi is not hard-hearted! The female protagonist is reborn first, and the male protagonist only remembers the events of her previous life later!
The author is a novice, please forgive me.
#The copy was posted on August 28th, and a screenshot has been taken for proof#
Intention: Maybe things are not as they seem