Coming soon: The Marquis's Estate Guide to Divorce, blurb below
Blurb:
Before ascending the throne, Prince Liang had a white moonlight.
She was the orphaned daughter of a renowned minister, the former head of the Court of Judicial Review, the legendary greatest fighter in the martial world, and his wife, Lu Xuantang.
She was stubborn, overbearing, and looked down on everyone.
With her lofty airs, she set the Huaihua Poetry Case in motion, causing the entire family of the upright scholar Zhao Taifu to be executed. More than three hundred people were implicated and exiled.
But she was a loyal subject, stubborn to a fault, and the only bridle capable of restraining him, a beast trapped in a cage.
At first, he couldn't understand what she stood to lose if the man she'd supported for years ascended the throne.
But when she found another way and joined the Eight Directions Inn, risking her life alongside that unlucky top scorer in the palace exams to protect Zhao Zheng, the son of Zhao Taifu, he suddenly understood:
That was simply the kind of person she was, stubborn to a fault. All she had ever wanted was to live with dignity and a clear conscience.
What Shen Zhaojian disliked most about her was precisely that. She had once served as the Minister of the Court of Judicial Review and who knew how many people she had tortured, yet her head was still full of benevolence and righteousness.
He scorned her.
He hated her stubborn, wooden head.
But she was his white moonlight, the woman by his side whom he had cherished and thought of for so many years.
So later, he became her.
P.S.:
1. The heroine is a scion of a powerful family who made mistakes and paid a terrible price for them.
2. A young married couple overcome their estrangement and reunite. Happy ending.
3. The story begins in the martial world, where a tiny inn hides many extraordinary people.
(The outline is ready. Updates will be steady, so read with confidence. This story will not be abandoned.)
Coming soon: The Marquis's Estate Guide to Divorce
Blurb:
1.
In her previous life, Chai Heng married Xie Yanzhi for the sake of her family. The marriage between two fallen clans was once the laughingstock of the capital.
But Chai Heng didn't care. She and Xie Yanzhi were both gamblers.
She bet that Xie Yanzhi would rise to prominence and inherit his title, bringing glory to her family along with him.
Xie Yanzhi bet that her adoptive father, a remnant of the previous dynasty, would hand over all the troops stationed on Hibiscus Mountain, giving him a bargaining chip to enter court.
In a sense, they both won their bet on marriage. Xie Yanzhi later became a man of immense influence. Thanks to him, the Chai family gained honor, and her mother received an imperial title.
But from another perspective, she was the only one who lost.
For more than a decade, she had exhausted herself for the Chai family, her mother, and Xie Yanzhi. In the end, she still couldn't compare to a woman of the Xue family. The two people dearest to her came to hate and despise her for that woman, and they killed her.
Reborn on the night she married Xie Yanzhi, she looked at the refined, self-possessed man beside her on the pillow and reviewed her past life. Then she seriously began to consider asking for a divorce.
2.
Xie Yanzhi had always known that Chai Heng was no delicate flower in a greenhouse, but the finest blade in the Chai family.
He brought her down from Hibiscus Mountain and stripped her adoptive father of his power. In return, he promised to be her scabbard.
But unfortunately,
in his previous life, he failed to stop her before she slaughtered the entire Xue family.
And in this life, she doesn't need him to stop her.
Theme: A young couple who made mistakes grow together side by side, using their untainted hearts to prove to the older generation that each generation surpasses the last.
This episode made me cry several times! Very touched! I read every word of every article! Love your article! I will read the articles I write in the future! The important thing is that it doesn't cost much, I love you??
Good guy, just because Miss Duan has a heart disease, the male protagonist chooses to help her and hurt the female protagonist, even after marriage. He also knew that even if the Duan family didn't have a heroine, they would die because of corruption, or even kill the Nine Clan. I think if the Duan family is killed by the Nine Clan, the male protagonist will still save Miss Duan. There was also an assassin in the palace, and the female protagonist was almost killed, so the male protagonist should have been stabbed in the same position.
Has the edict been written long ago?
I felt sorry for Zhu You for a second, and then I started to hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!! On the left is an inseparable young couple, on the right there are still two dead ghosts, and in the middle is a single person, no, there is also a fool hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Hahahahahahahahaha, you are so jealous, you should suffer. Look at your wife, don't you feel sorry for her? Look at how skillful your wife is in teasing you. Hahahaha, you are an old married couple, and you still coy and tsk-tsk.
I always feel that the emperor deliberately tempered the male protagonist.
Is there a fixed update time? I open it like crazy every day to see if there is any update.
Dear darlings, the article has been fine-tuned since chapter 26, mainly the seven or eight chapters after chapter 26, and has been fixed and released. While you haven't entered v in the past two days, you can watch it directly.
From now on, we will update on time at 9 o'clock every night! Thank you for your support
It would be better if there is a sequel. I really want to continue watching it. It's really good.