Meng Wantang, the only daughter of the Marquis of Yongle's household, had a cloud of hair, a slender waist, and a beauty that could outshine any other.
Raised in the lap of luxury, she should have had a smooth and peaceful life.
But then her family fell from grace, and she went from being the center of everyone's attention to hitting rock bottom.
At her lowest point, she married Gu Yuan, the famed commander of the Embroidered Uniform Guard in the capital.
Everyone said Meng Wantang had never been destined to suffer. Her wealthy father was gone, but in his place she had a husband of high rank and power. What an enviable life.
But before long, rumors spread that Gu Yuan had fallen for someone else.
Some laughed at the absurdity of it. With such a beautiful wife at home, why would Gu Yuan fool around?
Others thought that rumors like these couldn't have come from nowhere.
Then Meng Wantang saw Gu Yuan bring a slender woman dressed all in white into the residence. "Her name is Nishang. She'll be living here from now on. Take good care of her."
Only then did Meng Wantang finally understand.
She and Gu Yuan had never shared the mutual respect she had imagined.
It had all been a delusion.
Nor was she some orphaned daughter of a fallen marquis who had simply been lucky.
That so-called match made in heaven was only the bitter fruit of her loving father's attempt to repay a favor by forcing Gu Yuan to protect her.
She would never win his affection or find a place in his heart.
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It was said that Meng Wantang couldn't bear her husband's coldness and left home, only to be hunted down and killed by his enemies along the way.
No one knew that Gu Yuan had knelt at her grave in the pouring rain for three days and three nights.
Years later, in a misty Jiangnan town, a graceful figure flashed across his vision on Lover's Bridge.
Gu Yuan ran after her like a madman, burning with an obsession he could no longer hide. His cold fingertips closed around her wrist, and even his breath trembled as he spoke. "Wanwan, you're alive."
At that moment, a man below the bridge, holding a little girl in his arms, rushed over with anger in his eyes. "Where did this lecher come from? Let go of my wife!"
Meng Wantang pulled away from Gu Yuan and hid behind the man, her face full of wariness.
Gu Yuan's eyes churned with a possessive fury. His voice was hoarse and humble. "Wanwan, he's your husband? Then what am I?"
The title comes from "Begonia" by the Song poet Ren Xiyi:
I asked the begonia when spring would return,
Who knew the spring breeze would leave its branches covered in snow.
Theme: Miss, regret, and another chance.
I Shouldn't Have Messed with a Lonely Widower
A Dream in Pear Blossom Clouds
The Spring Breeze Sets the Wilderness Ablaze
Sunset That Stirs the Heart
Summer Stars at Dusk
Raising a Troublemaker
Marrying a Good Match
The Delicate One Reigns Above
Newlyweds Three Years Later
Elder Sister-in-Law
The Bright Moon Bears the Snow
Spring's Allure
Tips for reading this article: 1. The male protagonist is a dog and a scumbag, the male and female protagonists are 1v1 physically and mentally, and HE does not change the male protagonist. 2. Everyone has different needs for the process of abusing a man and chasing a wife. If I can't satisfy everyone, I'm really sorry. 3. It is recommended that you buy it chapter by chapter. If it doesn't suit your taste, don't force it and stop your losses in time.
Just like this... Emmmmm, such a sloppy crematorium... The heroine forgives it too easily, right? It makes people heartbroken emmm
Are all men in the world dead?
Sure enough, we can't expect the crematorium story, it's all a routine, just get along after a few quarrels, is there nothing more than stalking and saving people?
It's not good. I've read Shu Mo Bai's "The Mountain and River Pillow" before. Even if the male lead Gu Chusheng showed his past life memories, he knelt down in the rain and hugged the heroine's legs to admit his mistake. Moreover, the two had a son in the previous life, but even so, he still couldn't win the heroine's forgiveness. Why is the heroine of this book so damaged? She has a love brain. In the last few chapters, she just wants to curse. She forgives when she says she wants to forgive. She is such an idiot. The most annoying thing is that she worked hard until the end and there was no affectionate male lead. The contrast between the early and late stages of the male protagonist is too big. The characters are not well connected. There is no real harm. The author is the male protagonist's mother. No, a mama's boy??
Although it feels easy to forgive him, they live their own lives and know their own situation.
Although the heroine is quite soft-hearted, it's okay
Is this the kind of luck a normal person should have? Let the heroine encounter difficulties/dangers again and again to promote the reconciliation between the male and female protagonists
It's a bit unnecessary...
Sure enough, we can't expect too much from the author. Coming from Nude City, how much more can we expect from the crematorium?