Gong: Jing Su (Jiang Su). Shou: Duan Lingwen.
Shou's perspective (past life):
Duan Lingwen was a well-known shuang'er in Duan Family Village, but his naturally mismatched eyes made him the subject of much gossip. One winter when he was thirteen, someone saw the golden iris of his left eye and, terrified, kicked him into the freezing river. He was left with a cold ailment that was difficult to cure, and the doctor said he would probably never be able to bear a child.
As a result, no one from the surrounding villages came to propose marriage, even when he turned twenty.
Later, Duan Lingwen rescued a man by the river. His name was Jiang Su. He was handsome, with striking brows and bright eyes, gentle and courteous to others, and composed in his every action.
Duan Lingwen fell for him, but knowing they were worlds apart, he buried his feelings in his heart.
Before dying, the grandfather he had depended on to survive used the debt Jiang Su owed for saving his life to make him marry Duan Lingwen.
Jiang Su agreed.
This gave Duan Lingwen hope. So the moon could shine on him, too.
But on their wedding night, they did not drink the nuptial wine. Jiang Su's eyes held not a trace of affection for him as he said in a quiet voice, "If you meet the right person someday, you can drink this cup with him then. How does that sound?"
Duan Lingwen understood that Jiang Su did not like him, and was not even willing to give him a proper title.
Later, the realm fell into turmoil, and Jiang Su joined the rebel army. Only then did Duan Lingwen learn that Jiang Su's original name was Jing Su, and Jing was the imperial surname.
Jing Su said he would conquer the realm and bring peace and prosperity to the people. So Duan Lingwen followed behind him all the way. The man who had once only known how to swing a hoe and farm picked up a sword and fought a bloody path for him. In the Battle of Wancheng, he used his own body to shield Jing Su from an arrow. Every winter afterward, the old wound in his shoulder hurt down to the bone...
Duan Lingwen stayed by Jing Su's side for ten years, from having nothing to conquering the capital, Luoyang. After Jing Su became emperor, however, the reward he gave Duan Lingwen was a cup of poisoned wine.
Gong's perspective:
Jing Su believed he had never loved Duan Lingwen. The person he loved ought to have been a gentle, virtuous woman, not a... shuang'er who had fought shoulder to shoulder with him on the battlefield.
Everyone said Jing Su was a kind and wise ruler, but only he knew how vile he was at heart.
He had taken advantage of Duan Lingwen's love and the fact that he was a shuang'er who could not bear children, wantonly using his body for ten years without ever giving him a title.
After Jing Su became emperor, the generals and officers who had fought alongside him were made princes and generals or promoted to high office, receiving the greatest honors.
Only Duan Lingwen was asked by Jing Su himself, "What reward do you want?"
He thought that if Duan Lingwen wanted a title, that could be arranged, as long as he did not ask to be empress.
But Duan Lingwen said he wanted to go home, back to the little village of Duan Family.
Jing Su refused. He had him locked away, never imagining that the next time he heard news of Duan Lingwen, it would be that he had drunk poison and taken his own life.
Jing Su thought he was perfectly calm. It was only one person who had died. But the people around him all said he had gone mad.
After only two years on the throne, Jing Su passed away.
When he awoke again, he saw the twenty-year-old Duan Lingwen once more.
This time, he held the lost treasure tightly in his arms and refused to let go.
Reader's Guide:
1. 1v1, both are virgins, happy ending. This is a melodramatic story about a scummy gong who comes to his senses. (He has never slept with anyone else.) The main story is almost entirely about the gong doting on the shou.
2. Both are reborn. The gong is reborn with his past-life memories, while the shou gradually regains his. There will be a groveling arc!
3. No children in the main story.
Theme: Can this love become a memory? It was already too late to cherish it then.
So who killed Wenwen? , If you have a child, you shouldn't commit suicide. Was the child still there before you committed suicide in your last life? Did you commit suicide because the child was gone, or was he forced to death when someone found out that he was pregnant and blocked the road? Didn't Lao Jing not check it? When your wife dies and others say she committed suicide, you just believe her. What if she was forced to do so? Then you know how to dig her grave and how to cry. It's not easy to deal with having children, Lao Jing, please be more careful.
The female medical officer has been buried for too long, resulting in a feeling of impatience when she appears later (her positive plot is a bit unable to support the contrasting feeling of jumping back and forth)
I withdraw what I said before. I must definitely let Wenwen's child inherit the throne! In the previous life, it was Keiji, let's leave it to Wenwen's child in this life
Thinking about it, it seems that there is still one thing that I haven't done today.
Maybe I have never truly loved someone. It is difficult for me to understand Jing Su's feelings. For me, money and power are more important than anything else.
What's going on? Still locked 😭
[Orange Candy] Got it [Purple Candy] kswl looks good~ Can the author do more qaq?
The end of spreading flowers ~ Is Anong going to be a solo artist all his life? . . After reading the previous article, I thought he and Zhuo Yang would have a connection.
Text If you don't want to have a child, can you get pregnant first 🙏 🙏 🙏
Did I miss it? It was mentioned somewhere that the aunt and the child were back. And why didn't you let your uncle become the emperor from the beginning (his uncle didn't die this time. This way, you don't have to go through the trouble of setting up a prince ()