[A story about chasing one's wife after losing her, told in third person.] Both leads are each other's first and only. There is a faked death and a misunderstanding.
Master Liaoran once advised me, "Don't force anything." I don't know what he meant.
I ask for nothing else. I only want to be with Jiang Yubai.
In Fuyuan Town, Jiang Yubai wasn't the unattainable heir to a marquis's household. He would massage my wrist when it ached from examining patients, wait in line to buy pastries from Yufangzhai for me, and even get into a fight with the ruffians in the western part of town and have his head smashed for my sake.
He treated me well, so I stubbornly asked for a future with him and followed him from a remote little town to the splendid capital.
I stubbornly believed Jiang Yubai had feelings for me. For his sake, I even revealed my secret and used my blood to cure his poison.
Even then, I couldn't let anyone know I was Jiang Yubai's wife.
It wasn't until Jiang Yubai brought his widowed first love back to the marquis's household that I realized how wrong I had been.
Watching my husband treat another woman with such tenderness and care, I learned what it felt like to have my heart carved out.
I stopped asking for anything. I stopped hoping. I only wanted to leave.
Male lead's perspective:
Jiang Yubai, heir to a marquis's household, unexpectedly ends up in a remote town. To evade his enemies, he conceals his identity and marries a physician.
After the wedding, his trusted aide finds him. Naturally, his marriage to the physician no longer counts. He doesn't mind bringing Bai Zhi back with him as a concubine.
He watches coldly as Bai Zhi suffers one grievance after another in the marquis's household. He manipulates her like a chess piece, wanting to see when she'll stop foolishly rushing toward him.
It isn't until Bai Zhi holds a cold blade to his chest for someone else that he realizes how important she is to him.
He grips the blade with his bare hand, then uses his bloodied hand to guide Bai Zhi's sword into his chest. He gazes at her stubbornly.
"Ah Zhi saved my life. Can I return it to you now?"
As blood soaks through his clothes, he stubbornly wants Bai Zhi to look at him once. But the woman who once regarded him as a god is now made of stone.
"If you hurt him, I'll kill you," she says.
That night, torrential rain pours down. Jiang Yubai watches her leave with someone else, his fingertips digging into his palm without him even feeling the pain.
1. Both leads are each other's first and only. There is a reason he brings his former fiancee home. The female lead fakes her death, and neither lead gets together with anyone else. There is a misunderstanding.
2. Includes amnesia, angst, and passionate love and hate. Happy ending.
3. My author page has a completed novel with a similar premise.
Theme: Love means protecting yourself.
The wait is finally here. Can you finish it before the end of the year? I still need some sweet extras.
It's so funny, the scumbag really didn't do anything for the heroine. Even though he knew that the heroine was framed and killed, he just sent her to the village to eat and drink. The heroine died because of his fight with the prince. The scumbag didn't want to kill her in the first place. And his own family didn't deal with it at all, they just wanted the heroine to go back to live with him in the branch house. He never thought that it was obviously not the heroine's fault, so why should he want the heroine to escape? He never thought that with his family's virtues, even if they were divided into separate houses, those members of his family would still find trouble for the heroine. Until now, he has never thought about punishing those people and asked the heroine to give in. The so-called crematorium is that the scumbag will only feel sad that he is not trusted by the heroine, and nothing else. He is still in a superior position. Why save the heroine? If he hadn't prevented the heroine from taking revenge, the heroine would have been killed and trapped in the fire? It's as if saving the heroine in this way can repay what the heroine has paid for him.
The male protagonist did treat the female protagonist badly before, it was not caused by some misunderstanding, so it is better not to meet each other [heartbroken]
The scumbag is still so self-righteous. He doesn't solve the problem of the female protagonist, the female protagonist, and the family. He only talks about the heroine and doesn't do anything for the heroine. He just says that he loves the heroine. He only makes his own decisions and doesn't consider the heroine at all. He only thinks about himself. Don't say that the crematorium is like this????? [Changed]
Did the author abandon the update? 💔
Don't update it? It will be broken if you don't update it.
Finally waited, it looks good
Beautiful author, you are so slow in updating. It's so hard to follow. I want to watch it all at once 💔
Is that Wei girl just locked up in Zhuangzi? The fact that the heroine was so miserable before has a lot to do with her [rolls eyes]
I hate the prince [rolls eyes], but I hate the male protagonist even more. The heroine was tricked by him, and such a simple person met such a vicious man. But I don't think the male protagonist loves her. He only treats the female protagonist as a concubine and uses her from beginning to end. Is this love? It would be better if the hero and the prince die together 😏