My White Moonlight Kicked Me to the Curb After Returning in Triumph

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[If this story is updated later, it will be to fix typos, remove placeholder text, or smooth out awkward plot points.]

[Blurb]

In Yang You's eyes, her husband is aloof, timid, and insignificant, like a spring rain falling on flowering crabapples, though at times he can also be soft and gentle.

She can be tearful and pleading, yet she is also capable of refusing to resign and fighting to the end.

He doesn't understand her, but he loves her, though not all that much.

What he doesn't know is that the wife left alone in the bridal chamber on their wedding night is the beloved woman someone else has painstakingly set out to protect and cherish.

[Old Blurb]

Zhao Chenxing is the younger daughter of a vice minister in the Ministry of Revenue. Dignified and reserved, she passes the spring imperial examination in the year of her graduation, placing third and earning fame. She is appointed as a compiler at the Hanlin Academy.

She secures a steady post assisting with the compilation of historical records, one she can keep for decades until retirement.

Life could hardly be better. And she has a young general on his way back from victory, too.

But on the day the general returns, crowds line the streets to welcome him. Their eyes meet: one is overcome with emotion, the other watches in silence; one is full of genuine affection, while the other turns away.

When they meet again, Zhao Chenxing rushes toward him. The general sits tall on his horse, a beauty in his arms, and says coldly, "I'll still marry you and bring you into my household, but you mustn't be jealous. You must make room for Wan Niang and be a virtuous husband!"

Heartbroken, Zhao Chenxing drinks herself into a stupor. When she wakes, she is no longer in the tavern.

A strange man pinches her cheek and murmurs seductively, "Marry me."

1. This story has an ABO setting. If that's not your thing, please don't read.

2. Single-couple romance, older love interest. The heroine has been married before, while the hero has not. If that's not your thing, please don't read.

3. The hero appears in Chapter Five. He uses a wheelchair, and the second male lead is volatile. If that's not your thing, please don't read.

4. A deceased character transmigrates. If that's not your thing, please don't read.

Premise: The sun always comes out after the storm