[Ning Jue is the endgame, happy ending]
At sixteen, Wen Qing Tan, the legitimate daughter of a marquis's household, fell in love at first sight with Pei Yun Zhi, who was still a down-and-out scholar.
Even when her family opposed them and severed ties with her, she stubbornly married Pei Yun Zhi. After their wedding, they lived in harmony and mutual respect, envied by all.
She stood by Pei Yun Zhi as he went from a poor scholar who couldn't even afford ink and paper to a top-scoring scholar who passed all three levels of the imperial examinations and rose swiftly through the ranks. Even when she wore herself out and developed a persistent cough, suffering from illness at a young age, she never regretted it.
Until the day the imperial decree of reward arrived at the Pei residence, her husband put the edict away and coolly said:
"There's someone I love. I want to bring her into the household as my principal wife."
It turned out she had occupied another woman's place for all those years. The person in his heart had never been her. She was merely someone he could use to further his career.
Wen Qing Tan wrote a divorce agreement and handed it to Pei Yun Zhi.
He barely hesitated before signing his name and urging her to leave.
On the third day after she left, Pei Yun Zhi welcomed his beloved into the household in a grand sedan chair. They were so devoted to each other that their love became the talk of the town.
In the second year after the divorce, Wen Qing Tan, who had moved on, went with her fiance to a garden outside the capital to escape the summer heat. There she unexpectedly ran into Pei Yun Zhi, who had come alone.
The once proud top scholar lowered his haughty head, eyes red as he carefully tugged at her sleeve. His voice held a plea she had never heard from him before:
"Tan'er, please don't leave me, all right?"
Pei Yun Zhi regretted it. He regretted never understanding his own heart, and spent the rest of his life with nothing but remorse.
[Key point: Ning Jue is the endgame, happy ending!!]
Coming next: Pearl in the Dust
In the seventh year of the Shen Zhi era, the Great Yan crushed the fourteen tribes of Liaoshuo and forced them to retreat in disarray to Mount Tianyu.
To preserve his people, the King of Liaoshuo sent one of his princes to the Great Yan as a hostage.
What no one knew was that the youngest prince had quietly followed the envoys into the capital of the Great Yan.
**
In the third month of the following year, Shen Huai Yuan, the emperor's most beloved Fifth Princess of the Great Yan, fell in love at first sight with a foreign youth at a spring outing.
The young man was named Chang Qing. He claimed to have neither father nor mother, and to have drifted into the capital to work as a guard, barely earning enough to eat.
Shen Huai Yuan, utterly smitten, knelt for three days outside her father's bedchamber and finally obtained an imperial decree granting their marriage.
In the first year of marriage, they were passionately devoted to each other, sweet as honey.
In the second year, they were together in body but apart in heart, each keeping secrets from the other.
In the third year, the army of the King of Liaoshuo invaded the capital, and the Great Yan fell.
**
Amid the smoke and ruins, the fallen princess Shen Huai Yuan recognized the enemy general, standing tall on his horse and cutting down a hundred men single-handedly. He was Chang Qing, the man who had shared her bed for three years.
His eyes, which had always gazed at her tenderly, were now filled with coldness and hatred.
Across the long street, Shen Huai Yuan saw Chang Qing draw his bow and aim at her.
But the dagger in her hand was faster than his arrow. Princess Zhaohua, Shen Huai Yuan, gave her life for her country.
**
When Shen Huai Yuan opened her eyes again, she found herself back at the spring outing in the eighth year of the Shen Zhi era.
She glanced coolly at Chang Qing, then gave a mocking laugh. "I need someone to serve in my palace. Would this young gentleman be willing to become my lover?"
Amid the crowd's laughter, Chang Qing thanked her with a rigid expression.
But in a corner where no one could see him, he stared at Shen Huai Yuan's figure with an infatuation bordering on madness.
Theme: Cherish the person in front of you.
This ex-husband is really ill.
This ex-husband really has a problem with his mind [laughs and cries]. Like fantasy 😂
I thought that retaining the scumbag was because he regretted his callousness and deception [Joker] It turned out that he was just afraid that he would not have enough to eat.
But till now, the scumbag's trick of cheating marriage has not been exposed [rolls eyes]
I hope it came from my ex-husband 😂
Such a despicable person actually married him for eight years
This is the story of Phoenix Man and Love Brain
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It can be seen that this is not a subject that the author is good at. The plot is too formulaic. The heroine still becomes the scumbag's Qingyunlai, and her revenge is light. The scumbag is a real villain purely for fame and fortune, not a fake love interest. What he regrets and regrets is the lack of money and future rather than the relationship. However, the plot revenge process arranged by the author is for the fake love scumbag type. It is obvious that the author used the wrong formula when writing. The level of retaliation against a truly villainous scumbag should be more severe. It should be tripled to the level of "Take me once and spit it out, and God will retaliate three times". It's not the "I took back what I originally gave you" mentality that is as bland as this article.
[Resolved] It's okay if Lin Ronghe is divorced. Although she is a bit vain, she sincerely cares for everyone in the Pei family, and the Pei family will only consume her.