[Please add "The Eldest Princess Takes What She Wants" to your collection. Its blurb is at the end.]
In her previous life, Xie Mingzhao was every bit the pampered young noblewoman of the capital.
Her father was the foremost civil official, famed for his good reputation, and her husband was a refined gentleman renowned throughout the capital. She had a safe, predictable life stretching out before her.
Until she gave up her martial arts and broke her proud spirit for that dazzling, noble husband of hers.
Only then did she learn that his heart belonged to someone else.
She refused to accept it. She wanted a divorce.
But before she could hand him the divorce papers, rebels took her hostage.
With enemy troops at the gates, she watched her husband point an arrow at her with her own eyes.
When she opened her eyes, she had returned to the age of fifteen.
At court, the emperor was about to arrange her marriage.
Xie Mingzhao glanced at the white-robed gentleman beside her, his gaze full of tenderness, then decisively pointed to the man farther away, alone and drinking, his whole bearing icy and grim.
"This humble subject has long admired Prince Ning. I beg Your Majesty to grant my wish."
Xiao Yu, Prince Ning, was ruthless and decisive, feared by everyone in the capital.
Having endured hardship in his youth, he knew he was no one's ideal partner and had never cared for romance.
Until one day, the young woman crossed mountains and ridges again and again,
traversed mountains of corpses and seas of blood, and told him, covered in blood and grime, to get back on his feet.
So, though he was drenched in blood, he gritted his teeth and stood back up from the mire.
No matter how rough the road ahead or how sharp the frost and snow, he would stand before her and keep her safe along the way.
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P.S. The heroine is in a leveling-up story, the hero is in a pure-love story, and the ex-husband is in a groveling-after-his-wife story.
The heroine is highly skilled in martial arts, with all kinds of fight scenes.
Pre-release: "The Eldest Princess Takes What She Wants"
Shen Yun was the most cherished and honored eldest princess of the Great Liang dynasty, breathtakingly beautiful, gentle, and affectionate.
She was convinced there was no man in the world she couldn't win over.
The moment she saw Lin Zhixing at the Qionglin Banquet, she knew she wanted him.
The trouble was, Lin Zhixing was upright and principled, and could not be swayed by power.
The eldest princess pursued him in every way, but never won his heart.
At their first meeting, the young man wore a plain robe, his expression calm as he bowed and said, "I am unworthy of Your Highness's favor. I hope you will choose someone more suitable."
Later, the young man put himself in front of a carriage, his delicate brows furrowed as he said coldly, "If Your Highness must choose him, you might as well choose me."
Later still, the young man bent beneath her luxurious skirts, lowered his eyes to kiss her jade-white fingertips, and rasped, "Your Highness is peerless. I am willing to be your devoted servant and do anything you ask."
Theme: As heaven moves with strength, so should a noble man constantly strive to improve himself
What is the life experience of the heroine's sister? No explanation? And the identity of Aunt Bai was not revealed?
Since the author is a medical student and has to do internships and prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination at the beginning of school, he really doesn't have the energy to update every day, so he can only follow the list and update it every other day. If something happens, I will ask for leave. I hope readers will bear with me.
What a perfunctory chapter-_-||
Tsk, tsk, tsk, my ex-husband really doesn't deserve the heroine's love.
There has been no update for a week →_→
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This ended too abruptly 😂
This pace... Is so fast! Nice
Thanks for the limited fee, finish with flowers
Ah this! Miss Han died so tragically (shocked face). I originally thought that Han would be a die-hard fan of the heroine in the future. It's such a pity. What a pity.