Reunited with My Ex-Husband After Faking My Death

Yan Zhaoran is the eldest princess of Great Yan and the emperor's full-blooded younger sister.

Three years ago, at a palace banquet, she took a sword meant for the emperor and was seriously injured. She was sent to Jiangnan to recuperate.

Under the assumed name Zhao Ran, she married a down-on-his-luck son of a once-prominent family, and they lived as an ordinary couple.

She was especially pleased by the man's strong physique.

When an imperial secret order from her elder brother arrived, Yan Zhaoran was reluctant to leave him, but she had to fake her death and slip away.

She never expected that on her way back to the capital, she would hear that the man had fallen off a cliff while searching for her. She could only sigh that it was a pity. She had been planning to ask her elder brother to take him into the princess's residence as a consort.

Xie Cheng is the eldest son of the Marquis of Yongyi. He grew up on the frontier with his father. With his grandmother's birthday approaching, he returned to the capital early to celebrate with her, but was ambushed on the way and lost his memory. A down-on-his-luck member of the gentry, who had just lost his son, took him in as a replacement.

He even married a woman named Zhao Ran. She was stunningly beautiful, but had quite a temper, especially in bed. When she got worked up, she bit him hard enough to leave bloody marks, but he loved it.

He never expected that after only six months of marriage, she would meet with an accident.

When he heard what had happened to her, he rushed off to find her, but missed his footing and tumbled down a slope. By sheer chance, his memories returned.

After several days of searching to no avail, he had no choice but to hurry back to the capital and let his family know he was safe.

At his grandmother's birthday banquet, he caught sight from afar of the grand Yongjia Princess. She looked just like his beloved wife, who had supposedly died in a fall from a cliff.

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