Yan Ning was born into a noble family. Beautiful as a flower, she married her childhood friend, her maternal cousin, at fifteen. After three years of marriage, her life was quite happy.
If nothing unexpected happened, her life should have been peaceful and smooth.
But her husband left the capital on official business and died in Jiangnan. She became a widow, and later, because of her family background, she became empress.
Xiao Yu was a wise and mighty ruler, skilled in both letters and arms. Even though he did not like Yan Ning at first, he treated her with respect. After she entered the palace, she took charge of the empress's seal and managed the harem with admirable order. She was truly a virtuous empress of her generation.
Without realizing it, Yan Ning had penetrated to the very core of his being. Suddenly, he discovered he could not live without her.
Once, Xiao Yu had cared only for the realm. Later, he said, "I only wish to enjoy these ten thousand miles of rivers and mountains with A-Ning."
Yan Ning was never cold-hearted. After coming close to death and recovering from her illness, she saw the emperor at her bedside, his eyes red from staying up all night, and the piles of memorials on a small table nearby. She couldn't help feeling moved.
But just then, her former husband returned.
Late at night, beneath the clear moonlight in Fengyi Hall, the usually aloof and taciturn emperor lost control and went mad.
"What he once promised you, I can give you just the same. A-Ning, don't leave me."
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A-Yuan was a princess of Zhao. She was beautiful, but her father did not favor her. At seventeen, she married Prince Zhi of Chu, who had been sent to Zhao as a hostage.
Prince Zhi was handsome, a famous beauty, and gentle with everyone. After they married, A-Yuan was thoroughly pleased with her kind and considerate husband.
Then a coup took place, and Prince Zhi escaped back to his own country. A-Yuan was thrown into prison. Later, he became the mighty emperor of Chu.
A-Yuan remained locked in the dungeon. Just as she was about to die of illness there, she woke up one day to find herself in the palace of Chu.
Zhao had lost the war and, in addition to ceding ten cities, had sent Princess A-Yuan to the Chu palace. Looking at her former husband, still gentle and refined, A-Yuan remembered her life in prison and immediately demanded a divorce.
King Zhi of Chu was stunned, but he still wanted to try to win her back.
Theme: Even in adversity, never give up.
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Life as a Palace Maid Before the Emperor
I'd Rather Die Than Break Up
After We Get Married
After My Black-Hearted Husband Ran Away
The Empress Is Too Noble to Be Spoken Of
Being a County Magistrate's Wife Isn't Easy
A Su Wants a Divorce
The Substitute Bride
After Marrying into a Wealthy Family, My Husband Went Bankrupt
Doting on His Wife (Reborn)
After My Husband Returned from the Dead
The heroine's life is really hard. Her life is never in her own hands. People like the hero, the heroine's mother, and the queen mother can always turn the heroine's life upside down casually.
Can the heroine deal with this sister before giving birth? Why is it so annoying? The heroine is not physically abused, but the psychological pressure is not less. I don't believe that the emperor really didn't notice that the beautiful sister-in-law is always hanging around the harem.
I really hate such parents. Your life is not yours. You rely on your so-called experience and so-called family affection to control the lives of your children. You don't say that you want your daughter to have a smooth marriage, but you also want to compete with your son-in-law. It's really disgusting. When the heroine married Jiang Hao before, she looked down on him. Later, when the heroine was asked to remarry, she was never asked for her opinion. Whether he regarded the heroine as his own child or whether he wanted to satisfy his desire to become a dragon and a phoenix. It was really hypocritical and disgusting.
I can't stand it anymore... It's just like some parents who keep saying good things for their children, but what they do is they don't consider their children's thoughts at all... They just make decisions without asking... I can't stand it at all, don't be too controlling. This kind of parents (I don't mean to scold Wen He Da!!! I felt inspired after seeing this episode!!!)
The emperor should give his father-in-law a beating, go home and take care of his wife, don't stretch his claws too far, and go to the temple to pray for blessings.
Wow!!!! Did you abuse the male protagonist?
Can I add more updates on weekends? It's really not enough.
Since the Queen Mother and the girl are in love, it is gratifying to make them a family and grant marriage to the Queen Mother's natal family.
The eldest prince should be allowed to leave the palace to practice and practice
Why was the emperor inexplicably indifferent to the heroine in the early stage, favoring the concubine, and then changed quickly later? It can only be said that the author wrote the reasons and foreshadowed it, but if you look closely, the writing is still too rough and too fast. Very blunt, not detailed and convincing enough.