His Majesty Refuses the Crematorium

# Childhood friends, sweet romance: the cold-faced empress × the arrogant emperor On their wedding night, the new emperor Yu Linghuai had a dream. During the autumn hunt, he brought back an orphan girl, doted on and loved her, and even abandoned his wife for her. When he awoke, Yu Linghuai held his soft, fragrant wife in his arms and thought nothing of the dream. What a joke. They'd been betrothed since before they were born. He'd known he was going to marry Rong Xu before he even learned to walk. A month later, at the autumn hunt, Yu Linghuai stared in astonishment at the unfamiliar woman before him. She had saved someone at the cost of her own life, exactly as in his dream. Yu Linghuai didn't know whether to marvel that someone as mighty and heroic as he needed saving, or be alarmed that the dream had come true. In any case, he gave her gold, silver, jewels, fertile land, and a luxurious mansion, then sent her on her way. Whenever he dreamed again, Yu Linghuai stayed on his guard and resolved each situation one by one. Naturally, he never reached the "win back your wife after driving her away" ending from the dream. But as the nights passed without dreams, Yu Linghuai felt restless all over. He was always afraid he might accidentally commit some crime against his wife, so he paid even more attention to her. Later, he left the imperial harem empty, and when his wife gave birth to a daughter, he made her crown princess and treated her as his heir. - Rong Xu had always wondered how Yu Linghuai, who once declared he would take thirty-six concubines after marrying her, had changed. He was acting like a complete nutcase. The moment he finished his state affairs, he practically clung to her. It was so annoying. Forthcoming novel: Let Us Stay with Spring When the dynasty collapses and warlords rise, Wei Fu loses both her parents one after another and manages the household alone, until the Fu family arrives with betrothal gifts to honor an old agreement and bring her into their home. She is not yet old enough to marry, so the wedding is postponed. But everyone knows she is Fu Yiling's wife. Only Fu Yiling himself has no idea. Whenever they meet, he either turns and walks away or pretends not to see her. - Fu Yiling can't understand how the Wei family raised their daughter to be such a scrawny little thing. He tells Wei Fu sternly, "The young mistress of the Fu family mustn't be sickly and weak." Wei Fu bursts into tears. Fu Yiling adds, "And you can't start crying at the drop of a hat!" He holds Wei Fu to the standards he uses to train his soldiers. Wei Fu grits her teeth and perseveres, but Fu Yiling changes his mind and carries her straight to the military doctor. Holding back her tears, Wei Fu reminds him in a tiny voice, "I hurt my hand, not my leg. I can walk by myself." Fu Yiling ignores her, applies medicine, and carries her back. In private, he repeatedly asks the military doctor, "Why does my chest ache whenever she cries? Am I really not sick?" # A doting young general who only has eyes for his wife × a softhearted crybaby If you come to Jiangnan when spring arrives, stay with the spring., Wang Guan, Song of Divination Theme: Face yourself