After Rejecting the Engagement, I Married a Young General from a Humble Family

The blurb for the upcoming novel, She Kept a Lover After Their Divorce, is at the end.

Blurb for this novel

A Miao was a noblewoman adored by everyone, delicate and precious.

Her mother was a princess, and her father was a duke.

She was surrounded by princes, royal descendants, and other distinguished figures.

When A Miao came of age, countless young lords and princes wanted to marry her.

Everyone in the capital wondered which family would be lucky enough to win this flower of wealth and status.

At first, everyone thought the top scorer Song Shan was fortunate enough to have a chance, but that marriage fell through.

Later, the Third Prince wanted to marry A Miao as his consort, but she refused to agree.

People mocked her. "A Miao thinks too highly of herself. The only man she wants to marry must be in heaven."

Later, A Miao married a young general from a humble family.

Huo Xun was just a lowborn general who had come to the capital as an official through his military achievements.

He didn't even have a chance to get close to A Miao.

He admired her, but never dared to dream of being with her.

He could only watch her from afar. If he ever managed to help A Miao a little,

he would be so excited that night he'd do a hundred somersaults.

When A Miao was looking for a husband, he investigated the men for her as if he were marrying off his own daughter, afraid she might suffer even the slightest hardship after marriage.

Huo Xun believed A Miao deserved the best man in the world.

Then one day, the pampered young lady, born to wealth and status, ran up to him and asked with wide eyes:

"General Huo, do you like me?"

[The male lead will later rise in rank through his own efforts.]

Upcoming novel: She Kept a Lover After Their Divorce

Note: The male lead is devoted to one woman, while the female lead is not. The lover becomes the wife.

Su Yingying was a merchant's daughter, but she was born bewitchingly beautiful and was famous as one of Yucheng's great beauties.

By a twist of fate, she married well, becoming the wife of Shen Gao, the son of a vice minister of the Board of Personnel. She thought Heaven had favored her, but three years later she was cruelly cast aside for failing to bear a child.

With no face to return to her hometown, Yingying went to a country estate to live in seclusion, away from the world.

She roamed the countryside and met Li Yidao, a soldier who had retired from service and returned to farm life.

Li Yidao was strong and muscular, with a great deal of strength. He helped her drive away wild animals in the mountains, dig a well, and pick wild fruit.

Yingying watched him without looking away.

One day, Yingying heard that her former husband, Shen Gao, was about to marry a new wife. She gritted her teeth, seething with resentment. You can marry someone new, so why can't I?

So that day, she invited Li Yidao for a drink and said sweetly, "Be with me, and I'll give you ten taels of silver a month. How does that sound?"

Li Yidao: ...

The Princess Consort Jumped the Wall and Ran Away

"The runaway genre"

A Jin had lived in the mountains with her master since childhood, making a living by gathering medicinal herbs.

That year, someone built a courtyard halfway up the mountain.

Before long, a handsome young gentleman and his seven servants arrived there.

From then on, A Jin stopped going to watch wild boars fight.

She liked to crouch on the wall and watch the gentleman play the zither, drink tea, and compose poetry. He seemed otherworldly.

"Hey, you're good-looking, but you're pretty stupid," A Jin teased him.

The gentleman slowly looked up, his expression cool and detached. "I'm stupid?"

A Jin nodded. "Yes. Look at you. You can't cook or do laundry. Aren't you stupid?"

The gentleman smiled gently, like a god. "Then will you teach me?"

Later, the gentleman took A Jin home with him.

Only then did A Jin realize that she was the stupidest one of all.

She couldn't play the zither or paint, couldn't write or embroider, and could barely recognize a few characters.

"An ignorant country woman, unfit for decent company." That was what everyone in the household said about A Jin.

A Jin pouted, picked up the adorable little bundle, and jumped over the wall to run away.

Theme: Don't ask for results, only for a clear conscience.