The emperor's most beloved little princess fell in love at first sight with a victorious general.
A marriage decree turned them into a bitterly matched couple.
For six years, the pampered princess humbled herself to cook for him, put up with his sharp-tongued family, and dreamed of a harmonious marriage.
But Nie Huairong never came home, spending every day at the military camp outside the city.
Only later did she learn why she could never persuade him to return. A few words from an orphan girl living under his roof had been enough to make him drop his work.
It turned out he had simply been avoiding her.
Reborn, Xi Yunsu finally came to her senses. No one was allowed to trample on a princess's dignity. She would stop making concessions and divorce Nie Huairong.
But the Nie Huairong who had never liked her refused to divorce her, no matter what...
**
Nie Huairong had only just married when the little princess began demanding a divorce. He thought it was one of her little games to make him chase her, so he paid it no mind.
But when the talented son of an imperial merchant and the refined young master of a prominent family both began vying for the little princess's favor, Nie Huairong panicked.
He tore up the divorce papers and came to beg forgiveness, asking only for one chance...
Coming soon: Please add Rule-Breaking and Raising a Mute Husband to your reading lists!
Coming Soon 1: Raising a Mute Husband
Su Ye is the proprietress of the Qing Nang Pharmacy, struggling to keep her family's failing business afloat.
One day, a strikingly beautiful mute young man came to her door, carrying her token of betrothal.
The young man wore ragged clothes that did little to hide his horrifying scars. When he looked up at her, tears welled in his starry eyes, clinging to his lashes as though ready to fall. He was so pitiful that anyone would feel for him.
Su Ye's heart softened. She closed the ledger showing her mounting losses, gritted her teeth, and took him in.
**
Wen Cheng'an, a ruthless killer who never blinked at murder, decided on a whim to play the pretty boy and live off a woman, while making sure he got his way.
While gathering herbs, he deliberately hurt his hand and begged pitifully for Sister Su to feed him.
When it thundered, he came over clutching a little pillow and tearfully asked Sister Su to comfort him.
The little devil Wen loved the way Su Ye looked torn before giving in to him. He had found a source of endless amusement and greedily wanted to claim every smile and frown of hers.
One night, under a frosty full moon, his enemies came looking for him. The little devil was thrilled to fight. Silver needles flashed coldly; his white clothes were stained crimson, and his handsome face was splattered with dark red.
The bewitching young man licked the blood from the corner of his mouth, radiating wicked charm. But when he looked up, he met Su Ye's shocked, panicked gaze...
Kind, gentle older woman vs. obsessive, unhinged young man
* The male lead has a speech disorder, but it will be cured later.
* The more pitifully the male lead cries, the more ruthless he is.
* The female lead is four years older than the male lead.
Coming Soon 2: Rule-Breaking
Tang Xiangqi, daughter of the prefect of Laizhou, picked up a guard named A Wei.
A Wei was tall, handsome, good at fighting, and utterly obedient to her. He was exactly her type.
The pampered young lady hooked a finger in the burly guard's collar and whispered in his ear, "Dare you defy your station?"
But the meek A Wei didn't dare, leaving Tang Xiangqi frustrated.
To provoke him, Tang Xiangqi went flower-viewing with the Wang family's young master one day and boating with the Li family's young master the next. But she took things too far, drove A Wei away, and couldn't find him anywhere...
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A Wei believed he was a lowborn servant. He had developed improper feelings for his young mistress, but he didn't dare defy his station and profane the fairy-like woman in his heart.
Later, unable to bear seeing her get close to other men, he stormed off. People from the prince's manor found him and brought him back.
Only after regaining his memories did he learn that he was the emperor's younger brother, Prince Xuan. Poison had made him mistake himself for a servant who had escaped from a slave trader.
When he returned in a blaze of glory to ask his young mistress to marry him, the woman who had toyed with his feelings and abandoned him rejected him without hesitation.
She said, "Now that you've regained your memories, you're not like him anymore. I still prefer my loyal guard."
Zuo Weiqian wrapped a soft whip around her waist and sneered through gritted teeth. "You toyed with me, and now you think you can deny it? Whether you want to or not, you're marrying me!"
Theme: Rediscover your original intentions. Love yourself before loving others, and the world will open up before you.
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A Mute Husband Is Hard to Keep
The Darling Who Provokes Wolves
The Madam Doesn't Want Me Anymore
The Playboy Elopes with the Lady
Am I Actually a Female Demon Lord?
The Reborn Supporting Female Lead Takes On the Male Lead Who Transmigrated Into a Book
Watching it all the way, I feel that the male protagonist has not improved at all, and is still stupid. He is really ruining the heroine by playing a female protagonist. His biological mother is also crazy. The reason for targeting the female protagonist is simply ridiculous. It is so bad for the mother and son to see. Seriously, the heroine really should still be beautiful alone, or she should change the partner. Wouldn't it be better for the mother and son to kick this stupid male protagonist?
Seeing this, I always felt that the male protagonist only thought of himself and felt aggrieved. However, he had no idea how the female protagonist felt and suffered after experiencing these things in her previous life. I didn't see that the male protagonist felt sorry for the female protagonist after going through these things. (It's just my feelings about the characters, not the author's)
This male protagonist has experienced what happened to Xu Qiyu, so he can still believe the nonsense that his mother didn't send women to his door just to force him to get married. As long as this IQ is not with the heroine, he will respect and bless anyone, and he is completely stupid and filial.
Although I have read more than seventy chapters, I still feel that the male and female protagonists have no sense of cliché at all... They just have a sense of cliché... Even if the author asks them to be, it will not make me feel uncomfortable.
What's going on with the male protagonist? After so many chapters, he doesn't have any masculine charm at all, but the female protagonist is becoming more attractive step by step.
If the male protagonist wants to get back together with the little princess, he might as well think about how much the little princess in his dream was abused by his family.
The whole family is disgusting, and the princess has no use other than losing her temper.
Finally divorced, okay, bye
It's really upsetting to watch when exactly they get together and leave.
The truth is too disgusting, right?