As the current emperor's only child, Princess Chongning Wei Shu is deeply favored by the throne. Whatever she wants, she gets. The only thing she is unhappy with is her marriage.
Fortunately, the day after the wedding, her husband returned to his northwestern hometown. He was gone for more than half a year and did not send Wei Shu so much as a single letter.
Wei Shu moved back into the imperial palace and, every few days, continued to summon talented young men to accompany her on outings, admiring flowers and reciting poetry beneath the moon.
The two of them tacitly treated each other as if they did not exist.
Then, ten months later, Wei Shu gave birth to a son and took the initiative to send her husband a divorce agreement.
The couple quickly divorced, but the child stayed with Wei Shu.
Rumors spread through the capital at once: perhaps the child's father was someone else.
Yet Wei Shu had barely divorced when the emperor suddenly died. Her uncle then ascended the throne, and as soon as the mourning period ended, he forced her to marry a foreign ruler to secure an alliance.
With nowhere else to turn, Wei Shu could only pick up her son and, swallowing her pride, seek out her former husband, now Prince Jia, whom the new emperor had just exceptionally appointed.
"Look how much our son looks like you..."
Wei Shu had prepared a whole basketful of words to plead for help, but she had barely begun when he interrupted her. "Princess, you've mistaken me for someone else. Prince Jia is behind you."
Blurb Two:
Prince Jia Xie Lanchen and Princess Chongning have remarried.
Everyone marveled at Princess Chongning's skill, saying she had managed to coax Prince Jia into raising another man's child.
Only Wei Jing looked at her cousin Wei Shu with faint pity.
Not long ago, she had had a prophetic dream.
In the dream, the one who remarried Prince Jia in order to win over the northwest was her.
But Prince Jia's manor was a den of wolves and tigers, and Prince Jia was only gentle on the surface. She had endured two years there, treading carefully, but not only did she fail to win his heart, she lost her life as well.
This time, with her spoiled and extravagant cousin in her place, she probably would not last even half a year.
Yet half a year passed, and Wei Jing did not receive any bad news about her cousin. Instead, she heard that Prince Jia had raised an army and marched straight into the imperial city.
And the rumored reason for Prince Jia's rebellion was that one day her cousin had complained, "The eyebrow pencil sold outside the palace is nowhere near as good as the tribute kind."
* A spoiled, extravagant beauty x a male lead who seems gentle on the surface but is actually a little deranged
* 1v1, fictional setting
* The male lead and the female supporting character never shared a bed
* The male and female leads' son takes his father's surname
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In her previous life, Shen Qingyi was praised by everyone as a virtuous wife.
She was respectful and obedient to her difficult parents-in-law, patient and affectionate toward her mischievous younger brothers- and sisters-in-law, and, for her husband who lived apart from her for most of the year, she sent at least two letters every month. She found all sorts of ways to express her longing and love for him in her letters, maintaining the little affection they had as husband and wife.
That continued until her husband, Zhao Shen, became emperor, and she was crowned empress as she had wished.
She thought she would finally be able to enjoy the glorious second half of her life. But the empress's investiture ceremony ended at noon, and Shen Qingyi died of illness that very night.
Even more laughable, only as she lay dying did she learn that Zhao Shen had originally sought her elder sister's hand in marriage. The two were a match made in heaven, while she was the wicked stepsister who had stolen her sister's marriage, destined to end up with nothing.
When she opened her eyes again, Shen Qingyi had returned to her third year of marriage into the Zhao family. Whoever wanted to be the virtuous wife could do it. She was done serving them!
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Zhao Shen had a virtuous wife, gentle and compliant, who loved him deeply. Even as she lay dying, she had held his hand and confessed her love.
After being reborn, Zhao Shen decided to make it up to her.
Until one day, Zhao Shen happened to discover that the vows of eternal love and heartfelt declarations Shen Qingyi had written to him in their previous life had all been copied from popular romance stories. She had been so perfunctory that she had not even corrected the typos in the original text...
So her virtue had been fake, and her love for him had been fake too.
* In the beginning, the male lead sees the female lead through an incredibly rosy lens. No matter what she does, he thinks she is virtuous and gracious, until his illusion is shattered.
* Fictional setting
* 1v1 in both lifetimes
Theme: Meet sincerity with sincerity.
I still like it after three times. When will I publish a new article? Ps. I really feel like it can't be the first article. Can anyone secretly reveal it so I can figure it out?
The male and female protagonists of this book are both very good, especially the male protagonist's mental patient design is really fresh in my memory. From the time the author first serialized it to the second time, I haven't found another article with similar characters [covering face, laughing and crying]. I still think the author has written very well, but there are too few emotional lines between the male and female protagonists, especially none at the end. It would be perfect if he could write a few more extras about the male and female protagonists [Rose] [Rose] In addition, the author has not yet published a novel after such a long time. The first one he published was also due to fate 😂. I hope the author will publish it as soon as possible [Rose] [Rose]
Zhao'er: I'm really playing with you, but I'm pretending with them!
I like Zhaoer so much 🤩 🤩 🤩 Zhaoer is really cute. The child I want to read in the article about raising a baby should be like Zhaoer.
I have read a lot of novels, but there are too few that I can finish. I like this one very much, but the emotional interaction between the male and female protagonists in the back is a bit lacking. It would be nice to add some sweet extras. I think it's really nice.
This book is really good. The author will come back soon to fill in the next one.
The male protagonist's yin and yang skills are so amazing, hahahaha,
The character of the male protagonist in this book is really vividly portrayed.
I really love such a male protagonist, he has a strong spiritual world, haha?
When will I update the article again? Looking forward to it! Write a new article quickly!