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Pei Zhisui was a princess who had been cherished by everyone. But she was fooled by the storybook trope of a hero rescuing a beauty and married the wrong man, a treacherous official. Her former husband used her to climb the ranks, then joined forces with his enemy to poison her family one by one.
When her former husband led the rebel army to lay siege to the capital, she shot an arrow through his chest as the two armies faced off. But years of pent-up resentment could not be dispelled, and with her country fallen and her family destroyed, there was nothing she could do to undo it.
When she awoke one day, Pei Zhisui discovered she had been reborn before the imperial marriage decree was issued.
She snatched the decree away. "Uncle, A-Tan won't marry him!"
The aging emperor was baffled. Hadn't she insisted just yesterday that she would marry no one but him?
When the crown prince heard the news, he smiled.
Her husband from her previous life, meanwhile, went mad and blocked the palace gates, begging for just one chance to see her.
Inside Zhaoyang Hall, Pei Zhisui's gaze lingered over one portrait after another.
"The new top scholar, handsome as an orchid tree, with thick brows and bright eyes;
The heir to the Marquis of Wu'an, a man of great talent, recently much admired by Uncle;
The young general fighting in the west, brave in battle, astride a black-armored steed..."
A few days later, she was puzzled to discover that every one of the young men in the portraits had been quietly transferred out of the capital.
As the emperor fretted over who should become the princess's husband, the usually unreadable crown prince suddenly knelt before the golden throne.
"Your son is willing to marry Princess Yongjia!"
Reader's Note:
(1) The male and female leads are cousins.
(2) The setting is fictional, with many original details. Please don't overanalyze it.
(3) One couple, both virgins, happy ending.
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At sixteen, Lin Wan married Wen Jing and became the mistress of the Wen household. Their relationship was cool after the wedding, and they did not consummate the marriage for a long time.
Only when Wen Jing developed a terminal illness and the doctor declared he had just six months to live did Lin Wan become a devoted wife, carefully tending to her husband, who was fabulously wealthy and soon to die.
Before long, Wen Jing stopped wearing a cold expression every day. They consummated their marriage, and their relationship became fairly harmonious.
Although Wen Jing was vigorous and energetic every night, showing no sign of impending death, the doctor was certain, so Lin Wan believed him.
Six months later, Wen Jing really did become gravely ill. As he lay dying, he took Lin Wan's hand and earnestly told her to take good care of herself and not remarry for five years.
Lin Wan tearfully agreed.
*
Three years later, Lin Wan's childhood friend and neighbor, who had grown up alongside her, placed first in the imperial examinations and returned home to ask for her hand.
Lin Wan had secretly harbored a crush on him when they were young, so she accepted his proposal and went to the capital to join him.
But at their engagement banquet, the emperor arrived at the scholar's residence with a congratulatory gift.
Lin Wan had heard that the new emperor was peerlessly handsome and wielded an iron fist. Hidden among commoners since childhood, he had lain low for years before reclaiming his identity and ascending the throne.
Everyone bowed. Her fiance pulled Lin Wan down with him.
The emperor told them to rise. His voice was uncannily familiar.
Lin Wan froze and looked up.
In an instant, the gifts in her hands fell to the floor in front of everyone.
When their eyes met, Lin Wan knew she had recognized him correctly.
The new emperor was none other than her late former husband.
*
In an empty side hall, Lin Wan backed against the desk, with nowhere left to retreat, and glared furiously at the emperor as he approached.
"Your Majesty! My late husband is dead, and I am now engaged to another man!"
Unexpectedly, the new emperor came close, gently brushing the tiny mole at the corner of her eye as he murmured,
"Wanwan, didn't I tell you to wait for me? Why weren't you obedient?"
With a crash, the brush, ink, paper, and inkstone toppled from the desk.
*
Later, he traveled a thousand miles, snow covering his body, only to see her standing before an unfamiliar man, smiling and chatting happily.
When she looked at him, her voice was as cold as if it had been tempered in the snow. "A broken mirror can never be made whole again. Your Majesty, please go back."
The emperor, who had always hidden his emotions, reddened his eyes for the first time.
Theme: Cherish the person by your side.
First of all, thank you for the limited fee! Before reading about the plot gradually entering Hong Kong, I actually didn't expect this article to be so full. Although the writing power is evident in the first two chapters, the shortcomings of rebirth novels often lie in the fact that the protagonist's thinking inertia and path dependence cannot be changed in just one rebirth, so when reading this kind of novels, always bring this kind of scrutiny. But without reading through the whole article, just reading the first ten chapters, you can already understand why A Tan was like this in her previous life, but she can make a clean break in this life. She has a fiery nature, so no decision is surprising. The supporting characters also have their own highlights. Although they are only fragments, they are also full-featured. However, my favorite fragment is still Huayang's extra episode. Huayang is almost like Atan from twenty years ago. She just likes a person in a dull manner, regardless of whether it is reasonable or unreasonable. It is more about admitting defeat, but she has to meet a good man, and she is not in the situation of losing her parents at an early age like Atan. Fortunately, her vision and brain are there, so once she wakes up and learns the lesson, she can make a judgment on her own. And after she is healed, she can listen to the words and slow down her stress, which is great.
Today's update is so early, it appeared in the early morning!!
Can I still have double C after three years of marriage?
In terms of seniority, the Queen Mother is Yan San's biological aunt, and the eldest princess and Yan San are cousins. The princess should call Yan San third cousin instead of third uncle.
Duke Dingguo was the brother of the Queen of the Song Dynasty, so who was Duke Anguo who thanked him for seeking refuge?
Doesn't the heroine have a lively temperament? Why is she "naturally happy to be quiet"?
Let's first look at the Prince's self-complaint in his past life
The writing is good and the atmosphere is created very well. Come on, madam!!!
I'm coming, I'm coming! OWO
I like to eat fish the most, the kind of larger sea fish that is delicious just by adding ingredients and steaming it with oil OWO