I never imagined that the husband who loved me so deeply would kill me for the sake of his great Dao. But after killing me, he regretted it.
What good did that do? I was already dead, completely and utterly dead.
Completed: The Emperor Went Mad After His Substitute Died
I was the beloved of Song Zhao, emperor of the Dayan Dynasty, and the only daughter of the chancellor. I always thought I would be made empress, but instead I received an imperial decree naming me Noble Consort. On the day I entered the palace, I asked him why. He said the ministers of the previous dynasty opposed it, and told me to wait a little longer.
But on the day I gave birth, I heard him say to someone, "How could a mere substitute like her possibly become empress?"
Hearing those words, I suddenly lost all strength. In the end, I died in childbirth.
Who could have guessed that after I died, Song Zhao would go mad? He defied the ministers and made me empress, and named my child crown prince. But what did it matter? I was already dead!
Completed Short Historical Romance: He Went Mad After I Died
I am a mission-taker. Ten years ago, I couldn't bear to leave a villain who had nothing to do with my mission to die, so I saved him.
Ten years later, we were together. After my mission ended, I even stayed in that world for his sake. Just when I thought I was living happily, I heard him say, "Xu Yan's child has to be aborted. I won't allow my child to have a mother with a past as disgraceful as hers."
I was stunned to hear that, because I was Xu Yan.
I thought I must have misheard. After all, we loved each other so much, and I had been by his side from obscurity to becoming the powerful chief minister. How could he treat me like this?
But when the System warned me that he had put abortion medication in the soup he handed me, I realized it was true.
After that, I drank the soup as he wished, pressed the button to leave this world, and died right in front of him.
I never expected that after seeing me die, he would go mad.
Completed Short Story: After the General Took a Second Wife, I Faked My Death
Five years ago, Chu Yunting was wounded on the battlefield and left with a lame leg. My legitimate elder sister refused to marry him, so she shoved me, her concubine-born younger sister, into the bridal sedan in her place.
After marrying Chu Yunting, I spent five careful, diligent years by his side. At last, his leg healed and he was made a great general. I thought my years of suffering were finally over, only to hear that Chu Yunting had asked His Majesty to let him marry my elder sister as his second wife.
It turned out that Chu Yunting had never forgotten his former fiancée, not once during those five years.
I thought about how there was no point staying here to be an eyesore, so I chose to fake my death.
But I heard that after I died, Chu Yunting searched for her like a madman, stirring up a citywide uproar.
Theme: Treasure the person in front of you.