The bonus chapters have an HE ending.
●Synopsis:
In her previous life, Ding Jiuer married a celebrated, battle-hardened general, only to die a miserable death.
Reborn, she finds that the general still wants to marry her.
To sever ties with him, she uses the cruelest, most heartless words she can think of to provoke him, hoping to make him give up.
She even slaps the general hard for another man. At the time, he seems deeply hurt, as if his heart has died.
Just when she thinks this farce is nearly over, the general's madness begins...
Ding Jiuer is hauled onto the back of a horse. Ignoring her terror, the general gallops around the entire imperial city, then turns back and leisurely rides all the way home, forcing her to endure the stares of passersby.
The general's wild behavior causes quite a stir in the city.
After that day, no man dares approach Ding Jiuer again.
Just as the general patiently waits for her to give in, she packs her bags and runs away.
Furious, the general catches her and locks her in a residence.
He frightens Ding Jiuer into tears countless times a day. She once threatened, “Luo Jifeng, one day I'll hang you up and beat you!”
The general only smiles and says, “Call me husband, and perhaps I'll let you hang me up and beat me once.”
Ding Jiuer refuses, and makes an even harsher threat: “I'll kill you.”
After that, Ding Jiuer pretends to submit, only waiting for a chance to kill him in return.
But she never expects Luo Jifeng to place that chance right in her hands.
When her true identity is revealed, she is welcomed back to the imperial palace and becomes the most beloved princess.
Luo Jifeng, stripped of his official post, is promoted to consort alongside her.
But Ding Jiuer shows no regard for their past as husband and wife, and immediately demands a divorce.
Luo Jifeng panics and does everything he can to appease her. “Could you give me a little more time, for the child's sake? I'll be on my best behavior...”
Ding Jiuer orders someone to hang him from a beam in the hall, then rises on tiptoe to pinch his chin. “The child is mine. I only borrowed a seed from you. What do you have to rely on now?”
Luo Jifeng: “...”
He used to be a brash, reckless boy who did whatever he pleased. If this is what you call a spectacular downfall, an even more disastrous one is still to come.
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Before he retired from the army, Luo Jifeng was the most renowned general in the realm, famous for his immense strength.
But Ding Jiuer discovers that he later became so weak he had to lean on walls just to walk...
She watches Luo Jifeng grow frailer and more delicate by the day, until he is so helpless he can't even unscrew a jar lid, all while carefully hiding his condition from her.
Ding Jiuer sneers inwardly: Serves him right. It's karma.
Then she suddenly realizes there were signs all along.
Back then, with the emperor's permission, Luo Jifeng established a martial arts school. As its head instructor, he demonstrated a weightlifting exercise in front of the students. The demonstration went very well, but Ding Jiuer knew perfectly well that he had hurt his back while lifting that day. His strength must have started to fade from that moment on.
Once Ding Jiuer figures out what happened, she simply watches Luo Jifeng with a cool expression each day, waiting to see how long he can keep up the act.
Of course, Luo Jifeng cannot keep it up under her watch.
At some point, Ding Jiuer's gaze begins to torment him like a thousand cuts.
Unable to face her, he leaves the palace quietly, clinging to the last shred of his dignity.
But on the very day he leaves, he is captured and brought back.
When Ding Jiuer feeds him a spoonful of medicine, he forces a smile and asks, “Princess, what does this mean?”
Ding Jiuer rises to her feet and lightly touches his deathly pale cheek with her fingertip. Deliberately looking down at him, she replies, “To humiliate you.”
“Of course, you can also take it to mean that I pity you.”
“If you shed a couple of tears right now, I'll pity you even more. Who knows, maybe I'll stop hitting you from now on.”
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Reader's notes:
Both the male and female leads are reborn.
After being reborn, the female lead puts reason above all else. Her attitude toward the male lead changes from resistance to using him, then abandoning him, and finally claiming him as her own.
At first, the male lead forcibly takes the female lead for himself. Later, the roles reverse, and the female lead takes a page from his book to get revenge, going even further than he did. The male lead becomes utterly submissive and is very pitiful in the later chapters. The main story has a BE ending; the bonus chapters have an HE ending.
This story spends a lot of time tormenting the male lead. Recommended for readers who feel sorry for him but enjoy watching him suffer.
Set in a fictional world. The writing is poor, so read at your own risk.
Theme: True love is hard to find again; if you do, cherish it.
After finishing this article, I couldn't let it go. It was obviously foreshadowing and hinting that the male protagonist would die from very early on, but after he was actually written to death, I regretted it day by day. Maybe it's because I tend to become soft-hearted as I get older. Although Luo Luo had some emotional oversights and inconsiderations in his previous life, his crimes were indeed not worthy of death. Recently I really want to write another extra story where Luo Luo and Jiu'er can gain he. But I know that doing this is equivalent to changing the ending, which may be disrespectful to the readers who have read this article and like be, so I put this comment here. I hope readers who have read this article will give me some feedback, so that I can decide whether to write a he version of the extra chapter. Thank you very much.
I still can't... I love the feeling of be but I don't like the ending of be
Thank you. The heroine is really frustrated. In her previous life, she had no children and was ridiculed by the evil mother-in-law. The heroine brought people into the house before she died. In this life, just "no objection" is enough???? The male protagonist has ignored the female protagonist's words in his life, and has never faced the heroine's suffering. He even treats her as a little girl. The emperor can use his power to bully others and let his ministers rape the female protagonist, and the queen can frame loyal ministers at will... The character design is good, okay
I saw Dafa's diary again. In fact, you have written many novels. This is the first one I read by you. There are many comments below. I also like the book No Predestined Wife. I can only say that the market for sadistic novels is not as good as sweet novels. Strong women and weak men are not as good as normal romance. It is very difficult for low-level jj authors. I will never disown you 🥺
Although I don't like Xie Wanning, a "vicious female supporting character" who destroys the relationship between the male and female protagonists, I also don't like Xie's ending. She doesn't even know how she fell in love with Gao, and Gao dared to seduce a princess like this. This is too outrageous. Why didn't he seduce himself with the emperor? And I think Xie can't be considered the real Xie Wanning if she loses her memory. She lost her memory and identity and was with a strange man. This ending would be worse than being killed as a real princess. I never expected that her ending would be to be assigned to a man [holding her chin]
Ah, to meet someone, the male protagonist goes to the fourth place
No, this emperor, ah?
The male protagonist deserves it. Who told him not to cherish the female protagonist? The female protagonist should not forgive him.
The emperor is so funny and the heroine is cute too
Oh my god, I thought the emperor and the male protagonist were about the same age, but it turns out they are so much older than the male protagonist.