My Brooding Husband Might Have Been Reborn Too

When Lan Xiangyi opened her eyes again, she had returned to the age of seventeen.

Just as she was rejoicing that she was still alive, the young man beside her sat halfway up. His clothes were disheveled, and his exposed shoulder was covered in marks from their lovemaking. They were all her doing...

And that young man was none other than Li Ling, her husband from her previous life, who had offered her poisoned tea and died with her.

When Li Ling looked at her with amusement, his body covered in intimate marks, Lan Xiangyi finally came to her senses...

When she first met him, Li Ling was already a famous young prodigy in the capital, the spirited young heir of the Duke’s mansion. Later, after the late emperor passed away, her mother, the Grand Princess, personally told her that the emperor had once intended to arrange a marriage, promising Li Ling to her as her husband and prince consort.

When she saw him again, the Duke’s family had fallen into ruin. On the orders of her elders, she went to Lin’an, rescued Li Ling, and brought him back to hide in the Princess’s residence. She even gave him an alias herself. “You can’t use the name Li Ling anymore. From now on, your surname is He. Your name is Ziling.”

Later, she made a terrible mistake on a whim.

In a moment of foolishness, she drugged Li Ling and forced him into marriage, enraging her mother, the Grand Princess, who banished her to the bitterly cold land of Cangzhou.

How did he repay his ‘kindhearted’ wife?

He prepared two cups of fragrant tea, coaxed her into drinking one, then drank the other himself. In the end, they both vomited blood, dying together.

“Why?”

“Because I hate you.”

“Let’s go to hell together.”

The good news: she was reborn.

The bad news: she was back on the day she drugged, took, and forced Li Ling into marriage.

The worse news: Li Ling... might have been reborn too?!

[My new ongoing novel next door, “Courting a Rich Young Master from a Male-Oriented Novel, Only to Be Outplayed by Him!” Please add it to your library!]

Reader advisory:

1. There is some plot, but overall it focuses more on romance. The romance takes up an extremely large portion, with a little political scheming.

2. One-on-one, both are each other’s first. Neither lead is perfect. The heroine is spoiled, but otherwise just an ordinary, innocent young woman with a bit of a ditzy streak.

3. An alternate-history setting with a mixture of many elements and plenty of fictional details. Not recommended for readers who want historical accuracy.

Theme: Love often needs communication most of all