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The husband chases his wife after losing her / both are reborn / possessive love [delicate beauty * sinister, obsessive madman]
In the tenth year of their marriage, Song Lingzhi finally stopped loving Shen Yan.
Everyone knew that Lord Song was a man of great foresight, having betrothed Song Lingzhi to Shen Yan long ago. After Shen Yan ascended the throne, Song Lingzhi went from being the daughter of a low-ranking merchant to becoming empress.
But no one knew that Song Lingzhi had shamelessly begged for the marriage herself.
Shen Yan liked gentle, virtuous women, so Song Lingzhi did her best to play the part of a good wife.
But even that was nowhere near enough.
She watched Shen Yan bring one new woman after another into the palace. She watched him and the favored consort dote on each other, perfectly in tune. At last, Song Lingzhi's heart turned to ashes.
As her life ebbed away, Song Lingzhi suddenly returned to the age of fifteen overnight.
This time, she didn't follow her father to the capital, nor did she knock off Shen Yan's mask during the Lantern Festival. Instead, she obeyed her parents and married another man.
With ten miles of wedding gifts, Song Lingzhi thought she would never have anything to do with Shen Yan in this lifetime.
But on her wedding night, she saw Shen Yan, whom she hadn't seen in years.
His features were clear and handsome. With one thrust of his sword, he pierced her new husband.
He smiled at her. "Zhizhi, I've been waiting for you for so long."
1. Set in a fictional world. Specialist information comes from online sources, and all classical poetry is quoted.
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Halfway through the palace banquet, the Crown Prince stepped out under the pretext of changing clothes, hoping to get some air.
Rain drifted through the mist. A drenched, disheveled figure stood in the waterside pavilion.
A palace maid told him this was Wen Sui, the new top scholar's wife. She should have been basking in glory, but the scholar loved someone else and had abandoned his newlywed wife for his sweetheart, leaving her alone in the pavilion, hiding her face as she wept.
How pitiful.
The Crown Prince scoffed.
He had someone bring her an oil-paper umbrella.
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Wen Sui was the daughter of the Crown Prince's tutor. She had been meek since childhood, and after six months of dutifully serving her in-laws, all she got from her husband was the verdict, "Pedantic and dull."
She knew her personality wasn't likable, and she knew her husband loved someone else.
But Wen Sui had no other choice.
She had been raised on the lessons for women, learning the rules of the Three Obediences and Four Virtues: before marriage, obey your father; after marriage, obey your husband; after his death, obey your son.
At that palace banquet, her husband suspected her of hurting the woman he loved. In a fit of anger, he shoved her out into the rain and walked away.
At her most helpless, someone brought her an oil-paper umbrella.
Wen Sui thought she had met a good person.
Only later did she learn that he was a true wolf in sheep's clothing.
At another palace banquet,
In the pouring rain, the newly appointed top scholar knelt outside the Eastern Palace, shivering with cold.
Inside the hall, the hibiscus curtains were warm, and the storm had passed.
The Crown Prince's expression was gentle as he asked a question he already knew the answer to.
"...Suisui, should we let him in out of the rain?"
Wen Sui cradled her slightly rounded belly and could only sob.
Theme: Keep striving to live
All I can say is that it's really a sin to read this article. What mistake did I make? I clicked on this article, and I actually got here. I'm really convinced, what on earth is this?
It's really crazy to criticize. The whole article is insane. After reading the comments, I also felt that I also have a masochistic constitution. I bought the article while complaining.
This article deserves a vicious sentence
I'm so speechless, so I'll forgive you. Has she forgotten how Shen Yan treated her as his wife in her previous life? Has she forgotten how she died?
It was the first time I saw such an article about chasing my wife at the crematorium that made me furious. In the early stage, the male protagonist is as sick as chasing the female protagonist and abusing her. In other stories, at least in the early stage, the male protagonist can be seen to have some love for the female protagonist. I would not sympathize with this man if he was beaten with a whip by the female protagonist. The plot is watery and boring, and it takes more than 50 chapters for the heroine to escape. After escaping to that island, she still didn't understand, and she asked the princess to draw a picture of the heroine for no reason and reveal her whereabouts. She was afraid that the hero would delay the progress of one more chapter and find a plot about the heroine's teenage abuse. I'm sick!!! There is also the choice of He Ming, who has no presence in the front, as the second male lead and actually marries the female protagonist, for fear that other male characters will suppress the charm of the male protagonist, the author's own son. [Although the male protagonist has no charm at all] Wei Ziyuan is a pretty good man, where is the person? He saved the heroine, but then the baton was passed to He Ming, right? What, is he just a tool? Dear, I like to read the articles about chasing wives in the crematorium, which shows that I am very tolerant of the male protagonist's dog level. This article is so vicious, the male protagonist made me want to go into the book and beat him up in the early stages. The male protagonist is really very strong, and the way he pretends to be sick is so disgusting, and he ends up killing him at the end. I really feel aggrieved for the crematorium male protagonists in the second male protagonists I have read, they are really vicious. I don't want to watch anymore.
It's so late at night that I'm so angry that I can't sleep. Author, take a look at what you wrote. I'm really speechless.
I'm just being stupid
I don't understand. Where is the crematorium for chasing my wife?
It's a really vicious article. Fortunately, I read the back part and didn't subscribe to it all... It was so vicious that it made me laugh.
The writing is really vicious. Fortunately, I didn't buy it all.