They say that the youngest of the founding heroes, the mighty General Li, who was granted the title Marquis of Huaiyang, once had an embarrassing past he could hardly bear to speak of.
Li Liaosheng's family had fallen into decline, and he spent his days idling about, earning the scorn of the locals.
His wife, whom he had married as a young man, could no longer bear the humiliation and demanded a divorce. She didn't believe his grand ambitions and laughed at him for dreaming too big.
Later, she really did marry into a wealthy family.
One day, Li Liaosheng happened to overhear the noble young ladies of the capital talking about this old story. They laughed at how short-sighted the woman had been. Qin Ling joined in the laughter and conversation, as if none of it had anything to do with her.
He thought himself rather ridiculous. How could he still be unable to forget a woman who was vain and heartless?
When Qin Ling was young, both her parents died, and she took her younger sister to seek refuge with her mother's family.
Her aunt married her off to Li Liaosheng, whose family had long since fallen into decline. They lived on next to nothing.
But Qin Ling never complained. She knew her husband had lofty ambitions and would one day achieve greatness.
But the Xiao family used her younger sister as leverage, forcing Qin Ling to remarry and bring good fortune to the gravely ill, terminally ill young master of the Lin family.
After they reunited, Qin Ling knew she had wronged him and refused to get entangled with him again.
She didn't know that the more carefree and indifferent she acted, the angrier he became.
When they were alone, he thrust his sword into the wall beside her waist, then stroked the delicate, clean face he had thought of day and night. His breathing grew heavy.
"Beg me."
"Beg me to remarry you, and I'll grant you wealth and honor."
One-on-one, both are each other's first, happy ending, alternate setting
1. The text was revised before Chapter 41, so some comments may not match.
2. I'm a novice, and there are many shortcomings. Thanks for reading!
My next upcoming novel. Kind readers, please add it to your reading lists!
Title: Reborn: The Empress of the Jiaofang Palace Oversteps Her Bounds [Wei Zifu x Liu Che, both reborn]
Wei Zifu spent over forty years by Liu Che's side, faithfully serving as empress from the days when she was his sole favorite in the Jiaofang Palace to the time when her beauty faded and his love waned.
Then came the witchcraft crisis. After traitors turned the emperor against the Wei family, he raised his blade against them. The empress, usually so gentle, suddenly revealed her fierce side. She opened the imperial armory, mobilized the Wei family's soldiers, and resisted this historically renowned, powerful ruler.
In the end, her rebellion failed, and she ended her legendary life with a white silk sash.
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When Wei Zifu opened her eyes again, she had returned to Princess Pingyang's residence, back to the start of her ill-fated relationship. This time, she tried to conceal her beauty and pretended to be sick as soon as Liu Che arrived. If she couldn't deal with him, couldn't she at least avoid him?
But could someone tell her why Liu Che, the wild boar, insisted on taking her to bed?
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After being reborn, Liu Che quickly cleared the early beginner-level stages and finally remembered his good empress, who had once rebelled against him.
For the sake of the Two Walls of the Han, he gritted his teeth and went to Princess Pingyang's residence, intending to take Wei Zifu to bed.
The young Wei Zifu was in the prime of her youth, stunningly beautiful, and looking at him with nothing but disgust?
1. This is a self-indulgent story, and meeting here means we were meant to.
2. The male and female leads know each other inside and out. They are an old married couple with complex, subtle feelings for each other. They still love each other, but neither of them has ever been a hopeless romantic.
3. The plot doesn't have much logic. It's just for fun. Don't read if you dislike the following outrageous plot points: #Huo Qubing is not going to die of illness. He's going to conquer the Eurasian continent for me. #Kill Jiang Chong as soon as he shows his face. #Give Li Guang a marquis title. He has had a rough time. More to come.
Theme: Self-respect and self-love
The writing is very good. I like the characterization and emotional lines very much. I feel that the author's wife is very suitable for writing this kind of novel with historical prototypes 🥺
Palace fighting + house fighting + smart female protagonist + powerful male protagonist + main characters not vegetarian + relaxed pace + two male and three male protagonists, the relationship between the female protagonist and the female protagonist is so good that I once wanted the male and female protagonists to be OE or BE. Except for some parts in the middle that make people feel a little too gold-fingered (+ I don't really like plots where female characters fight for the male protagonist), help! Is there a character in this who shouldn't appear? No, how did I get this kind of chaff? I didn't have high hopes when I came in when I saw the collection, right? Why didn't this one explode? Is it because I've never tasted good ones? I think this one is actually quite delicious, right? I stayed up late and saw this point, regretting it and commenting at the same time! I will follow the author forever. I have no idea. I often get stabbed in the back halfway through the article, so I haven't dared to read it directly for a long time. I beg there to be more normal articles like this! If I don't win, show it to me!
Yeah, we are going to have a big dinner in Huaiyang
The heroine is lucky, both men are very good
Huaiyang Hou, you have to be a puppy in the rain to have a chance to take a bite.
Very good, very good. Such an emperor should be rebellious. It's good for the heroine to criticize him. Muscles are for the people of the world. It doesn't matter whoever becomes the emperor, hahahaha. I personally feel that adding a little bit of Lin Qing's thread is really good, otherwise it's a bit thin.
Although Queen Wang and the Wang family are villains, the emperor is really not a thing. Lin Qing is innocent, and the emperor is not innocent.
Looks good! It's already a great first impression!
It's great. There's so much tension between the male and female protagonists. Is it really painful?
This is really the novel I have been reading most recently! The plot is intertwined without any delay at all! Although the ending is a little rushed, the writing is superb, so cheers for the author!!