After the Divorce, the Grand Secretary Fights to Win Me Back

She transmigrates as the legitimate daughter of a censor.

The moment Shen Wenyu opens her eyes, she discovers she has miscarried and her maternal family has been arrested and stripped of their possessions.

The men are exiled, and the women are forbidden from returning to the capital.

Her once upright and virtuous husband, Shao Yin, arrives with the concubine responsible for her miscarriage to mock her. He even blames her weak constitution and carelessness for losing the baby.

Memories of everything he did come flooding into Shen Wenyu’s mind. Now that she sees Shao Yin for who he is, she leaves him a letter of divorce and walks away.

Back at the country estate outside the city, Shen Wenyu takes charge of the fertile fields, intending to spend the rest of her life peacefully with her mother. There, she meets Lu Xiuyuan, who is about to travel to the capital to sit the imperial examinations.

The two fall in love.

Many days later, Shao Yin realizes Shen Wenyu isn’t coming back. Determined to find her despite the courtesan’s protests, he goes to the estate.

Shen Wenyu is sitting in a pavilion, chatting happily with Lu Xiuyuan, the newly appointed chief councilor.

Furious, Shao Yin rushes over and shouts at Shen Wenyu, “Shen Wenyu, how dare you meet with another man?”

Lu Xiuyuan rises with a warm smile and shields Shen Wenyu behind him. His eyes are unfathomable.

“Has the Vice Minister of War forgotten that you and Wenyu are already divorced?”

* The heroine is not sexually pure, but the hero is.

Theme: Beyond the threshold, the Yangtze flows on, indifferent.