Prince Rui Jing Yu was as beautiful as an immortal, dignified and self-possessed. He had supported the young emperor and secured the realm.
He was the guardian deity of the Great Zhou dynasty and the dream man of countless noblewomen.
But he was not a good husband.
Liang Wan, Princess Consort Rui, was a laughingstock throughout the capital.
Liang Wan knew he hated her. If she hadn't offered herself to him back then, he would have married the gentle noblewoman he'd grown up with, not her, the scheming cousin who had married into the family and was seen by outsiders as a freeloader.
Liang Wan thought that if she loved him sincerely, she could eventually warm his heart. Even if it took ten or twenty years, she was willing to wait.
But when she saw him gently brush the snow off the shoulder of the woman he loved, her heart finally died.
The day she asked for a divorce, Liang Wan felt lighter than air.
She left, and the Prince Rui's residence was simply one person emptier. Jing Yu paid it no mind.
Until one of his advisors, dressed in clothes she'd embroidered by hand, invited him to celebrate their wedding.
On the day his ex-wife remarried, he did the most outrageous thing of his life: pinning her against the wedding bed, he demanded, "Didn't you say you'd only ever love me?"
His beautiful ex-wife, dressed in her wedding gown, looped her arms around his neck and laughed in his ear. "I'm tired of you. There's nothing about you worth loving."
In Jing Yu's life, there was nothing he couldn't accomplish if he set his mind to it. Except when it came to his ex-wife: no matter what he did, he couldn't win back her heart.
The woman who used to chatter on and on at him now had only one thing to say: "Jing Yu, I don't want you anymore."
A lofty, untouchable man goes mad for love
A level-ten pursuit of his ex-wife, with a long road to redemption
One-on-one, both leads sexually inexperienced, no replacing the male lead
Theme: Live earnestly, and love yourself well