Shen Henan, the Shen family's legitimate daughter, was a refined young lady from a distinguished family, gentle and beautiful. Her husband was a top-scoring scholar, and they were deeply devoted to each other. Her life went smoothly.
Then disaster struck. Overnight, Xie Zhuo was branded a traitor who had colluded with the enemy.
The sentence was handed down: he was stripped of office, the family estate was confiscated, and the whole family was exiled to Lingnan. Only Shen Henan escaped that fate by taking a divorce agreement and fleeing.
Everyone mocked Shen Henan as heartless, mercenary, and fickle. She had turned around and latched onto a more promising branch: Wen Renyi, the Duke of Ding'an's heir and a promising general tasked with guarding the north.
On their wedding night, Wen Renyi lifted her veil and heard her sweetly call him, "Brother Rongzhi."
Wen Renyi thought she probably didn't realize that her clear eyes laid bare her intentions. He didn't call her out, just watched her tremble and timidly try to please him.
As long as they both wanted it, he would coax and deceive her. But when the ungrateful little white-eyed wolf got what she wanted and tried to leave, Wen Renyi had a hundred ways to drag her back.
Wen Renyi blocked her way, holding back his anger as he asked, "Where do you think you're going?"
Shen Henan pouted, tears falling one after another until Wen Renyi couldn't find it in himself to stay angry.
He wiped her tears with practiced ease and said crossly, "Now you're the one feeling wronged?"
She flung herself into Wen Renyi's arms. Already accustomed to this sense of security, she clung to him and said, "You have to keep treating me really, really well. Better than anyone."
"Isn't it good enough already? Don't get greedy."
"I've treated you better than anyone since you were little, you ungrateful little wolf."
P.S.:
The heroine is not a virgin; the hero is.
The heroine isn't a strong female lead, but she will grow.
The setting is entirely fictional.
Theme: Staying true to your original intentions