★ Pre-release: The blurb for My Traitorous Husband's Ashes-to-Ashes Romance is below. Come take a look!
[Both leads reborn + a husband chasing his wife to the crematorium]
In her previous life, Cui Zheng was welcomed into the palace as empress, a concubine-born daughter of the Cui family, and cherished by the new emperor, Li Dan.
Everyone sighed over how well matched the emperor and empress were, and how deeply they loved each other.
Cui Zheng thought so too, at first. But by chance, she learned that she was only a substitute, and that the emperor had loved her legitimate elder sister all along.
The phoenix on the screen hadn't been embroidered for her, either.
In utter despair, she accidentally fell into the water and returned to the year her sister got engaged.
This time, she refused to be a bird in a cage.
The royal family was cold and ruthless. Li Dan had understood that since childhood.
When he was twelve, he dragged his battered body along, certain he was about to die. Through blurry eyes, he saw a hand reaching out to him.
The figure in red was etched into his mind from that moment on.
To him, Cui Zheng was merely a second-best imitation. If not for her resemblance to the woman he loved, he wouldn't have given her a second glance.
Yet when he heard of Cui Zheng's death, he coughed up blood.
Only at the very end did he learn that the girl who had pulled him out of the abyss all those years ago was his empress.
Fortunately, Heaven gave him another chance. This time, he swore to make it up to her.
But Cui Zheng had changed.
He was no longer the only one in her eyes, and one man after another had appeared at her side.
He watched as the bright and noble top scholar lifted her skirt for her, the dashing and elegant chancellor's eldest son picked flowers for her, and the handsome, valiant young general bowed to her.
Cui Zheng smiled at them, but didn't even look his way.
At that, Li Dan couldn't hold back his tears. He lowered his eyes to hide the jealousy in them, but blood had already seeped between his fingers.
Reading guide:
1. The story starts with the male lead facing the consequences of his actions. One-on-one romance, both leads' first time.
2. Daily updates, daily updates (*/ω\*)
3. The male lead is genuinely crazy QAQ
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Pre-release blurb for My Traitorous Husband's Ashes-to-Ashes Romance~
[Over-the-top drama + both leads reborn + a husband chasing his wife to the crematorium]
Princess Yuanle was stunningly beautiful, with the grace of jade and the poise of ice.
She married into a regional warlord's domain and spent seven years living in harmony with Wei Chuxian, military governor of the Three Circuits.
In the eyes of outsiders, Wei Chuxian adored and respected her.
When Yuanle fell gravely ill, he would race a thousand miles back to Hebei. At a casual remark from Yuanle, he would conquer twenty-three cities as a congratulatory gift.
He was even willing to give up his independent rule and submit to the court for her.
The world praised their loving marriage, but only Yuanle knew she had spent half her life walking on thin ice.
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On their wedding night, Yuanle learned that Wei Chuxian loved someone else and had married her only as a shield.
When he said he would take their eldest son away, she was furious. When he said he would give their second son to another family, she was powerless.
When Wei Chuxian said he would take his beloved as a secondary wife, all Yuanle had left was sorrow. She lowered her eyes and agreed.
But the last time, when Wei Chuxian's achievements threatened to overshadow the emperor and he intended to overthrow the dynasty, Yuanle fell silent.
On the night the rebel army was about to break into the capital, Yuanle stood atop the city wall, spread her arms, and leaped. Her red princess's robes blazed like fire, and she was as proud and uninhibited as she had been as a girl.
As she died, she thought: If there is another life, I don't want to live like this.
Yet when she opened her eyes again, she had truly returned to the past.
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Wei Chuxian, military governor of the Three Circuits, was handsome and noble, cold-hearted and ruthless.
By imperial decree, he married the noble Princess Yuanle.
They had spent half their lives living in harmony, but when he breached the city gates, he learned that Yuanle had developed a will of her own and betrayed him, her husband.
She had even dared to run away with her old lover right under his nose.
Wei Chuxian hated Yuanle to the core.
He hated her for being wanton and unfaithful, for belonging to any man who wanted her.
But at a palace banquet after he was reborn, he saw Yuanle exchanging smiles and tender looks with her old lover.
And Wei Chuxian, proud and dignified as he was, knelt before the emperor and asked to marry Princess Yuanle.
Reading guide:
1. A possessive, ruthless military governor x a clear-eyed, steadfast princess. One-on-one romance, both leads' first time.
2. Daily updates, daily updates (*/ω\*)
3. The male lead is genuinely crazy, and genuinely devoted. A warlord and a noble lady, both reborn, with him chasing his wife to the crematorium. Height and status differences, a rebel's loyalty, a ruler's submission, set against the backdrop of regional warlords.
Theme: Go with the flow
The Nightingale's Cage
The Seventh Year After I Defected from My Sect for Love
The Scheming Palace Maid's Rise to Power
Star Cluster [Nonhuman]
The White Moonlight of the Hated Female Supporting Character Has Returned
The Rebel Minister Husband's Funeral Pyre
I’m the Stand-In for the Beloved Female Lead
A Young Wife Is Hard to Raise
After My Cool Master Shattered His Persona
A Delicate Beauty Trapped in a Love Battlefield
The Princess Hidden Away by the Emperor
The Moon Sets over the River of Stars
The heroine is obviously a heartthrob, but her life is miserable. She is either injured or frightened. Obviously everyone loves her, she is a concubine, the prince, the hero, the general, the prime minister, the son, the brother, the father and the princess all love her, even more than they like her eldest sister. But it's too miserable to be able to survive the ending of the previous life.
Scumbags are pretty good at defending themselves. Although I have snubbed you, hurt you, imprisoned you, and filled the room with portraits of another woman, I still love you! Master pua is none other than you
I feel like the copywriting is deliberately written to catch people's attention, but the basic questions are not explained clearly.
Li Dan said this about the prince, but they are not mutually exclusive. Now he can bluntly say that Cui Jin is stupid and vicious. Didn't he still like Cui Jin for so long that he found a substitute? . . The eldest brother does not talk about the second brother. . .
I've finished watching it, but I'm still not sure if the male protagonist has liked Cui Jin. He said he didn't, but he actually drew a whole room of portraits. I don't believe him if he said he didn't.
I'm the only one who can't understand it? I still don't understand everything about my past life. Is there anyone in the comment section who can sort out the past life? I'm a retarded person and I don't understand it… I just think the crematorium is not that big, and it doesn't feel like it's burning at all…
Li Xi was right, Li Dan was a madman, and a man whose name meant tranquility was an out-and-out madman. . . Or, in fact, all of them named Li are lunatics, including the old emperor, the prince, Li Dan, and the third child who was inconspicuous in his previous life but is trying to seize the throne in this life. . . No wonder Li Dan reacted so strongly to Ge Shu Zhao in this life. It turned out that he almost ended up with Cui Cheng in the previous life. . . What a pity. . . I really like him~ According to the extra chapter of this chapter, my understanding is: Duan Ning may have seen through what kind of lunatics the Li family are driven crazy by power, and the old emperor may have given Cui Jin the idea of loving Li Dan very much and only her - anyway, the prince is ill and has a long life, so it is better to kill him, so that he can benefit from Li Dan in the future. . . But why is Crown Princess Zhang Yi still alive and well many years after Li Dan ascended the throne??? Are you afraid that the secrets of the royal family will be known??? Isn't it???
In the previous life, the heroine acted as a substitute for her sister-in-law and sister-in-law, but she didn't get what she asked for. What's the point of not daring to admit that, coldly and violently treating the heroine herself, and then imagining the 14-year-old heroine in front of the portrait of the heroine? Is this a serious illness?…
My sister's life is so good, the heroine is more like a supporting actress
It's almost over??? I thought it would be a long time. . . It seems that these two chapters explain why Cui Cheng was reborn??? But I still have many questions, such as did Li Dan and Cui Jin really reach any agreement in the previous life, but what agreement can these two people reach??? Why does the prince become so crazy when he thinks about his past life??? What happened to Duan Ning in his last life and he became a monk??? Li Dan hung portraits all over the house not because he wanted to recall the 14-year-old Cui Cheng, but simply because he loved Cui Jin, right??? When did he realize that he fell in love with Cui Cheng? Why did he imprison others like this and cut off her contact with the outside world and even his own children? Why did she have to be so cold??? Is it all because he wants to maintain a perfect image??? But which of his coldness and various behaviors had anything to do with Guangfeng Jiyue???