Three Years After Being Discarded

Xu Heng publicly berated Wang Yuying, saying that even becoming empress hadn’t changed her nature. She was still a spiteful, vicious shrew! Afterward, Wang Yuying showed no restraint. When Xu Heng visited the Noble Consort again, she went to the entrance of the consort’s chambers and cursed him out, even slapping him. That month, an edict deposed the empress: "Empress Wang is arrogant and jealous, has injured the emperor, and has no children. She has asked to enter a Taoist temple. She is granted the religious name Huiguo, and the title of Immortal Master Miaojing of Yujing." Three years later. The emperor missed Wang and sent a Yuefu song about their youthful marriage to the Taoist temple, clearly intending to summon her back to the palace. Behind the curtains, a tall, broad-shouldered man with stern features acted completely out of character, leaning against Wang Yuying like a puppy. "There’s... an envoy outside to summon you." He tightened his arms around her waist and buried his face against her chest, silently asking: Would you go back? Wang Yuying patted the man’s slim, strong waist. "Don’t worry. Even if his ancestors from the past eighteen generations came to summon me, I still wouldn’t go back." "What if His Majesty forcibly takes you?" "He won’t get the chance." Wang Yuying sneered. Three years had made her wiser. She immediately sent Xu Heng a reply in the form of a matching song lyric. The words were sorrowful and regretful, but made it clear that if he wanted to see her again, he would have to restore her as empress. A year after she was deposed, Xu Heng had already appointed a new empress. As a sage emperor, he naturally couldn’t agree to her demand. * Xu Heng thought that if he couldn’t restore her title, surely he could at least see her. If Wang Yuying wouldn’t come, he would go to Qingyu Temple and visit her, taking things slowly. At the temple, Xu Heng saw two people in bed. Wang Yuying got up, slipped on her shoes, and put on her clothes without the slightest sign of panic. His mind exploded. He remembered how, years ago, the two of them had knelt together, each swearing an oath. He had said, "If I ever betray Yingniang in this life, take concubines, or marry again while my wife is alive, may I die a terrible death!" She had said, "If I ever become husband and wife with another man, may I too meet an unhappy end." Then they had split a pair of white jade pendants in half, each keeping one as a token of their sworn vow. P.S. The blurb was screenshotted on 2025/2/11. 1. The emperor and female lead go from both having no prior sexual experience to neither being chaste. 2. The female lead has prior experience, while the other men do not. 3. To avoid a mismatch in tastes, please read cautiously and subscribe one chapter at a time. Don’t impulsively buy the whole book. Theme: A man who doesn’t respect himself is like rotten cabbage.