Has the Tyrant Gone to the Crematorium Today?

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Xiao Fu, military governor of Youzhou, commands tens of thousands of elite troops and cavalry. Having annexed the neighboring prefectures, he has grown into a power unto himself.

Yu Xuan, the emperor's own sister, willingly went to Youzhou to marry Xiao Fu, hoping only that he would submit and remain a loyal subject.

She was a devoted wife, gentle and considerate.

They once shared tender days together.

She thought they were in love, but who could have known that Xiao Fu saw her only as a captive concubine?

Then she discovered that it had all been a lie.

Xiao Fu had never intended to marry her, nor had he ever stopped conquering the lands of the Great Yong Dynasty.

He imprisoned her completely, first in a small pavilion, then in a Taoist temple.

In that cramped space, the only person she could see was Xiao Fu. She watched him don the imperial robes and eventually proclaim himself emperor.

She never once gave in.

Xiao Fu had never met a woman so stubborn. Though delicate and alluring, she had a backbone of iron.

He thought he had to tame her, and would never allow her to escape.

That day on the hunting grounds, Yu Xuan fell beneath her horse. Xiao Fu bent down and gripped her chin,

forcing her to look at the beasts that appeared now and then in the forest.

Watching the terror in her eyes, he pointed into the woods and said, "Run. I will let you go."

He thought she wouldn't dare, but she got up and charged into the woods without looking back.

For the first time, the young emperor panicked, shouting for his men to pursue her.

But what they found was a corpse devoured by wild beasts.

Xiao Fu spat out a mouthful of blood, then wept.

He refused to believe she was truly dead. He searched frantically, desperate to find her lovely figure, but couldn't find anyone who even resembled her.

Three years later, Xiao Fu led an expedition against the State of Wei. As the two armies faced off, he saw that familiar face and was overcome with joy.

The young Empress Dowager of Wei sat on a high platform, her pale wrist drawing a bow. An arrow pierced her shoulder, yet she felt no pain. She curled her lips and said, "Kill!"

Reading Guide:

A melodramatic, angsty chase to win her back! The male lead thinks he loves the throne more than the beauty!

Both leads are sexually inexperienced!

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When Yu Wanyao married Lu Heng, she was told that she had to bear a child for the Lu family. The child's umbilical cord blood would be used as medicine for Lu Heng's sickly sister, who was not related to him by blood.

Yu Wanyao knew she was beneath the Lu family.

The Lu family was illustrious, and Lu Heng was the legitimate son of the Marquis of Weiyuan and an official at the Court of Judicial Review, with a bright future ahead of him.

His younger sister was the long-lost daughter of the Duke of Ying's household. She had been raised in luxury by Lu Heng's stepmother, and was only waiting to be acknowledged by the Duke of Ying's family.

Yu Wanyao was merely the daughter of a salt merchant from Jiangnan. Her father and brother had been falsely accused of selling illegal salt and thrown in prison, where they could be executed at any moment.

But she needed Lu Heng's help to clear their names.

She and the Lu family were simply using each other. Lu Heng was cold and aloof, keeping her at a distance. He only entered her room on certain days each month and never stayed the night.

Even so, she did her best to maintain a peaceful facade. Once the child was born, she wouldn't mind if he wanted a divorce.

Later, she finally became pregnant. It should have been a happy occasion, but she accidentally discovered the truth.

If the child was born, it wouldn't survive.

She was no longer useful as his wife and would have to make way for that younger sister. She would be demoted from wife to servant, then sold off.

On a bleak night, she boarded a boat to Jiangnan. When she looked back, she saw a man racing along the shore, begging her to return.

Yu Wanyao wiped away her tears and decided to explain things to him. "I won't be your wife anymore. I'm going back to Jiangnan. We owe each other nothing."

But he kept calling out to her until his voice was hoarse. This man was so strange, cold one moment and warm the next. She'd never been able to understand him, and no longer wanted to try.

When the boat sank, Lu Heng plunged into the water.

**

The Lu family's wife was gone. Lu Heng fell gravely ill and became a widower.

Half a year later, the Duke of Ying's family found their real daughter. At a spring banquet, Lu Heng saw her. She was alluring and noble, happily accepting the attentions of the man beside her without sparing him a glance.

Content warnings!

(1) A melodramatic, angsty chase to win her back + the fake and real heiress trope + running away while pregnant

(2) A cold, aloof male lead x a delicate beauty from Jiangnan (the real heiress)

(3) One-on-one, both leads are sexually inexperienced, happy ending

(4) Please don't scold the author, please don't scold the author, I beg you

Theme: Even in adversity, as long as you face the sun and greet it with a smile, you can still make a path for yourself