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Blurb:
As a household-born servant and a maid who came with her mistress's dowry, Hongye followed her mistress's wishes and became a concubine to her handsome, charming husband.
After her mistress died of illness, Hongye protected the young master, fought for her master's favor, and battled the new mistress of the household for twelve years.
The young master grew up safe and sound and inherited his master's title. By then, Hongye was past her prime, and her master had long since forgotten her.
On the third day after her master's death, the new mistress searched Hongye's trunks and sold her off to a brothel.
Hongye hit her head and died. With her last breath, she thought: If there's a next life, I never want to be a concubine again.
When she opened her eyes, Hongye was back at sixteen. Her mistress was still alive, and the new mistress hadn't entered the household yet.
This time, Hongye would never be a concubine again.
Hongye would marry a good man, like that handsome, gallant guard who spent money so generously!
The Path of a Delicate Beauty as a Second Wife:
Ji Muyun was clever and beautiful, raised from childhood with proper instruction. She'd once had a bright future, but a great misfortune befell her family, and she remained unmarried past the age of twenty.
The ailing Seventh Madam of the Jinling Ling family took a liking to her. For two hundred taels of silver, she arranged for her own husband to take Muyun as a concubine.
Muyun thought her life would be spent jockeying with the other concubines, making life difficult for the new mistress, and, if she was lucky, bearing a child. Then she'd simply wait until she grew old and lost her looks.
But she didn't know that three years later, when Seventh Madam died, Lord Ling the Seventh would tell the clan head, who was urging him to remarry, "I already have a child at home. I don't need another wife. If I must remarry, then Ji Muyun will do."
The Top Scholar's Wife and Her Road to Divorce:
After her parents died unexpectedly, fourteen-year-old Wen Jingjing called off her engagement and struggled to run the family's only shop while raising her young brother.
Her brother got married, and at twenty-three, Wen Jingjing was considered an old maid. Her marriage prospects were awkward, and after a matchmaker persuaded her, she married Ding Bai, the military top scholar and legitimate son of a powerful Jinling family, who already had a concubine and children.
As time passed, twenty-nine-year-old Wen Jingjing lost all hope, left the Ding family, and moved to a country estate.
Several years later, Wen Jingjing fell seriously ill and died in Ding Bai's arms.
When she opened her eyes again, Wen Jingjing was back at twenty-four, just one year after marrying into the Ding family.
After that, Wen Jingjing opened a shop and made a fortune, then calmly handed Ding Bai the divorce agreement. "I don't want to live with you anymore."
Ding Bai tore the agreement in half. "Now that I've married you, fate brought us together. I won't divorce you."
Theme: Live earnestly and walk your own path!
The Reluctant General's Wife
After Being Widowed, I Married My Brother-in-Law
The Top Scholar's Wife and Her Road to Divorce
The Delicate Beauty's Journey as a Second Wife
Doomsday Train 2
The Fake Heiress and the Real Tycoon's Romance
The Rich Wife's Comeback
Earn 900 Million and Marry My Enemy's Uncle [Reborn]
Married to a Man-Eating Plant
Making 700 Million and Finding Love Again [Reborn]
A Few Words at the End (Free, Click Here)
The Thunderous Big Shot Has a Crush on Me [Another World]
After reading the full text of "Rebirth: The Useless Cuscuta Changes to Another Big Tree," except that the heroine can serve others, I didn't remember any of her advantages. How did you write such a character with no personality charm?
What I resent most is that Brother Zhao is the one who deserves retribution the most.
Isn't the second master the root of the evil?
The children of the aristocratic families only have so many women to serve, and the children of the royal family have even more, so the novels about the princes, emperors and princes' life as a couple really take it for granted.
This Aunt Meng is not pitiful! Poor people don't behave themselves.
This is a typical example of her having a hard time and meddling in other people's affairs, but she doesn't blame her. After all, her mother has a bad taste. Mrs. Zhao even told her that Sister Xian's fiancé is not good and she has to settle. And Sister Xian also learned her selfishness. She didn't know how to balance her husband's family, and instead complained about this and that. The husband couldn't control his own affairs, so he interfered in his younger brother's marriage to give himself a sense of accomplishment. As a result, he chose a poor sister-in-law, and blamed his father for not choosing a good husband. What kind of sister-in-law did I choose? There was nothing wrong with her background, but the parents of the sister-in-law she chose had many problems. In the end, she had to pay for it. What kind of good family could there be? If she were really an outstanding woman, whose father would ask her to consider his daughter as a candidate on the grounds of a rich dowry. It's obvious that the family is in trouble and the daughter is not outstanding enough to offset the family's shortcomings, so she does this. Moreover, this family is always digging to make up for the west wall. Where can they get so much dowry? Even if it is taken out, they will not want to take advantage of the Houfu in the future. When the time comes, the younger brother will not be able to hold his head up in the Houfu, and even the backyard will be uneasy. Sister Xian really didn't learn any of Zhao's strengths, but learned all about her mother's shortcomings. In this way, she couldn't live a good life no matter what family she married into.
I will never read this author again
I must say that this article is very boring. I was almost blinded by lard after reading it for so long. Backed off.
Ah, that's it? I am just angry that the bastard son of the white-eyed wolf Kong Er is still living without any worries. I saw someone fall in love with the idiot Kong Er on the bus. Recently, Kong Er actually has a close lover. He has had a good harvest both materially and spiritually. The four people who caused the heroine his pain in his previous life, one plotted against her all his life, and the other treated her as a toy. He despised her in the past two days, and he has been training her all his life. He is a white-eyed wolf. If Su is the murderer of the protagonist, then the white-eyed wolf is an accomplice. For him for the rest of his life, even if he raises a dog, he has been looking after your house and nursing home for so many years, and you have to ask if he is taken away, let alone a living person? Only one of them got retribution (Feng's death was fate, not retribution). I was so angry. I felt sorry for the heroine. Those two rotten people were just like Kong Er, one on the left and one on the right of a bus. In that era, sooner or later you would die from sexually transmitted diseases. That white-eyed wolf, with that kind of virtue, it was better to have money. When you grow up, you will be separated and have no money.
I feel sorry for Sister Xian and pitiful Aunt Meng. The most hateful thing is that these men steal each other whenever I see them.