Blurb:
For three years, Jiang Shuifu was married to Shen Jizhao, and for three years she learned the rules, all because she had shamelessly confessed her love for him in front of everyone. After that, he began to hate her.
She had always known they wouldn't last, but she still deceived herself, staying in the Eastern Palace and by his side.
Until he decided to take a concubine. The betrothal gift was a pair of geese, a symbol of a principal wife's status.
At a state banquet, his side consorts sat high in the viewing stands while Jiang Shuifu knelt in humiliation on the ground. Her husband's merciless voice, the crown prince's, rang in her ears:
"One of the seven grounds for divorce: having no children!"
"Two: failing to serve one's parents-in-law!"
"Three: being jealous!"
One by one, he listed her offenses under the seven grounds for divorce.
When he finished speaking, all the court officials nodded. She was unworthy of being crown princess because Shen Jizhao had once publicly called her outrageous and demonic, a calamity of a beauty who would bring ruin to the nation!
All because of her joking remark that she wished for one heart and one partner for life.
Shen Jizhao had meant to warn her, but Jiang Shuifu smiled, looking relaxed. Then she gazed at him with utmost seriousness.
"Your Highness, I lack the gentle, refined bearing of a proper woman and am not skilled in etiquette and rules. I ask to be cast aside!"
His heart suddenly stabbed with pain. He stepped back, then a dense ache spread through his entire body until his fingertips turned white.
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After divorcing, Jiang Shuifu thrived and was about to remarry.
The phoenix candles at her wedding crackled and flared. She struggled fiercely, tearing off her red veil, and cried out in terror:
"Why is it you? Where is my husband?"
Shen Jizhao smiled slowly, leaning close to her ear, furious enough to laugh.
"Crown Princess, you have such a cruel heart! I lowered my head and apologized to you, so why do you still defy me? Husband? Let's hear you call me that!"
He was her husband. From beginning to end, she could only ever have him as her man.
She wanted to run away and marry someone else? Fine. He would play along with her.
*1v1, sexually inexperienced and faithful
*The male lead wants to marry the secondary female character not because he loves her, and he would never make her his principal wife
*The male lead fails to marry her
Theme: Loving yourself is a lifelong lesson
It's been over eighty chapters, but I haven't seen the male protagonist in the crematorium. The author loves the male protagonist deeply and can't bear to abuse him at all. The scumbag has been using his power to force the female protagonist, and the female protagonist knows it from the front, but now she has a tendency to be brainwashed by the male protagonist, Stockholm Syndrome? And I don't feel how much the male protagonist loves the female protagonist at all, but it's just because at first the male protagonist wanted to have both, hugging her left and right, but unexpectedly the female protagonist suddenly ran away inappropriately, so the male protagonist gave up taking a concubine after weighing the pros and cons. If the heroine continues to be a dog-licker, the scumbag may now have a child with his concubine. So evil.
Where is the crematorium???? [Changed]
The prince is already very dirty in my heart
Both the male lead and the second male lead are quite awkward. Has the heroine been punished by God? She has been toyed with by these two dirty guys.
How can this scumbag be humble? He only knows how to force himself. Is this the so-called crematorium???? The scumbag didn't even reflect on his mistakes when he married another man before, and now he even goes too far to force the heroine. Xsr Is this the crematorium for the heroine?????
The author is really very confident. He dares to read proportionately at this level.
The scumbag prince is eating from the bowl and looking at the pot. He has been divorced and even took his concubine to fuck his ex-wife. It's disgusting.
The author has forgotten what he wrote. Wasn't the second prince raped by a bear early in the morning?
It looks disgusting. The heroine is also pretty cool, and such a scumbag can be forgiven.
There is a futility, and the heroine passively accepts it throughout the whole process. The male supporting actor is also implicated by the female protagonist