My Ex-Wife Is Hard to Woo

Qin Mo has always had someone he could never bring himself to confess his feelings for: his sworn elder brother.

After getting married, he had no idea how to face his new wife.

But his young wife was no ordinary woman. She was understanding and reasonable.

Not only was she neither surprised nor disgusted, she even helped him plot how to win over the one he loved.

A virtuous wife who was not jealous was a rare blessing. He would protect her and ensure she lived a peaceful, happy life.

But she wanted far less than he was willing to give.

All she wanted was for him to divorce her without resentment.

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In her previous life, Cui Lanshu was no virtuous wife.

She even accidentally caused the death of the one he loved. He resented her, and her whole family suffered for it.

To find a way for her family to survive, she threw herself in front of an arrow for him, bringing her absurd life to an end.

Yet fate played another cruel trick, and she returned to the night they married.

Her husband stood before her, his expression cold as water. Lanshu suddenly saw things clearly: What was wrong with making friends with a husband who had power and influence but no interest in women?

She never imagined that one day she could proudly introduce him to someone: "This is my ex-husband, my best friend."

At that moment, his heart felt as if it were being twisted by ten thousand blades.

(Later, the little rascal is well-behaved only in front of the heroine, while his sweet and fragrant ex-wife is right there, but he cannot make a move.)

Reader's guide (please read!!!):

1. The heroine is reborn at the beginning. The hero's dreams are fragments of his previous life, and his memories return later. The male lead will not change.

2. To be clear: this is a male-female romance, with no BL, though there are misunderstandings. The hero is not gay. The story begins from his mistaken belief about his own feelings. If this isn't for you, please stop reading in time.

3. Neither lead is perfect; both have character flaws, and they grow from their youth onward. If this isn't for you, please stop reading in time. Never force yourself to read a story you don't enjoy.

4. A slow burn, told in three volumes. If you realize it isn't for you, please stop reading in time.

5. Fictional setting, very loosely based on history (please don't scrutinize it). Both leads are sexually inexperienced. Happy ending.

Theme: A good marriage takes honesty and trust to sustain.