The Prince's Ex-Wife Remarried, and He Regretted It Too Late

Name: The Prince's Ex-Wife Remarried, and He Regretted It Too Late
Author: Southern Morning Tea

另嫁后王爷火葬场了

by Southern Morning Tea (南方早茶)

Status: Completed
Length: 174k Words
Genre: Romance
Era: Alternate History
Updated: 4y ago
Source: JJWXC

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What Shen Danyu remembered most clearly about Su Shengqing was the first time she saw him.

Snow as thick as goose feathers fell in a flurry. He strolled out from among the red plum blossoms. In the darkness, Shen Danyu could make out his figure: arrogant, looking down on everyone, as if nothing in the world could touch him. One glance was all it took for her to decide he was the one.

From the moment they met until their engagement, Shen Danyu devoted her whole heart to Su Shengqing. He said the wedding had to be postponed because of the war, and she put up with it. She waited until she was eighteen, old enough to be mocked as a spinster, and she put up with that too. But the one thing she could not bear was him breaking off their engagement. All her efforts had gone to waste!

Shen Danyu thought her new husband, Prince Jin, would be a refined and gentle man. Instead, she discovered that men were all the same. Even the man sharing her bed could scheme against her. If he showed her no mercy, she would show him none in return! And so Su Baizheng, Prince Jin, who should have lived for several more years, died of illness ahead of time.

After putting an end to the chaos in Prince Jin's fief, Shen Danyu turned her attention to the new emperor. She plotted, temporarily bowed her head, and pretended to indulge Su Shengqing. At last, during the birthday celebrations in the first year of his reign, she launched a coup and personally tried to assassinate the emperor.

A few things to know:

1. One-on-one romance. The female lead is not a virgin, but the male lead is.

2. Su Shengqing is the male lead. It has a happy ending (in my opinion).

3. Su Baizheng is not actually gay.

4. While married to the second male lead, the female lead does not love the male lead.

5. The female lead is not a good person. She is selfish and ambitious.

Theme: Have the courage to pursue the life you want

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Can such a disgusting person with such a deceitful mind be the male protagonist? Just let King Jin be the male protagonist, otherwise it would be really disgusting to be used as cannon fodder for this disgusting King Qi.
22 likes4y ago
How can such a man deserve to be the hero? The best outcome would be if the heroine and her current girlfriend love each other for a lifetime.
22 likes4y ago
Love is not about how much you give me and I will pay you back. If it is inappropriate, it is inappropriate. Since you know that the male protagonist does not consider other people's thoughts at all and behaves arbitrarily, until now, his actions are not worthy of the female protagonist's reputation. Let alone ancient times, modern online verbal violence can destroy a person. Does the female protagonist really care so little about other people's criticism and verbal slander? I used to think that the female protagonist's character is very interesting and charming. This chapter is like an image of a spoiled wife. Disillusionment, the crematorium I most expected... An ominous premonition...
19 likes4y ago
Sick Yangzi has succeeded, and the heroine belongs to Sick Yangzi both physically and mentally. When the time comes, the sick man can no longer afford to be ill, and he is in his best years, and the heroine will remember him for the rest of her life. Tsk, this male lead is not good.
16 likes4y ago
It is understandable that the emperor wanted to take back the military power of the vassal. But the premise is that the imperial court's troops can at least maintain stability at home and abroad, right?! But in this article, the vassal king will be killed by foreigners and bandits without military power. Where is the majesty of the court? Where are the soldiers and horses of the imperial court? How incompetent is this court? Either they were attacked and plundered by foreigners, or they were troubled by bandits? Is this the end of a dynasty?!
11 likes4y ago
What a disgusting man. I don't know why I'm following him
10 likes4y ago
Anything can be the hero
8 likes4y ago
The heroine and Su Zhengbai are well matched. Let's give them more time to be happy.
7 likes4y ago
I really like the second male lead, he looks like a PUA
6 likes4y ago
It's a setting I can't understand
5 likes4y ago

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