The Possessive Husband in the Explicit Novel Gets His Comeuppance

[A frail, obsessive young princess x a gloomy, resentful top scholar] Updating daily! Please add to your collection and send nourishing votes.

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Synopsis

Ming Yao, a foolish young princess with a frail constitution, is destined to die young. Yet she insists on marrying the newly crowned top scholar, a man with a bright future, and bringing him into her household. Every noblewoman in the capital envies and resents her.

But Xie Yunzhi is as cool and distant as the moon in the sky. Even though they are lawfully husband and wife, he keeps his distance.

Ming Yao loves his aloof dignity, even when he gives her the cold shoulder. She willingly offers him her young, sincere heart with both hands.

But one day, she awakens from a dream and realizes that she's the doomed first wife in a restricted romance novel.

Her cold husband doesn't just cherish an ordinary woman in the palm of his hand, growing addicted to her and losing his aloofness.

He's also perfectly happy to let a foreign prince and a young general compete to win her favor right in front of his wife.

When Ming Yao finds a woman's delicate undergarment, soft and alluring, hidden in a box in Xie Yunzhi's room, her heart finally dies.

A melon picked before it's ripe isn't sweet, and it won't quench your thirst either.

Xie Yunzhi realizes that something seems to be missing from his life. His wife's thoughtful care and the lively, radiant woman by his side are both gone.

Frowning, he goes looking for her, only to find a handsome top scholar and a foreign prince clinging to his wife on either side!

His palm closes around a teacup, crushing it until blood streams down his hand, but Ming Yao merely gives him a glance, utterly unmoved.

Xie Yunzhi doesn't understand. Why should a princess's official husband have to compete with these men, who don't even have a proper claim on her?

As the plot of the novel unfolds, Ming Yao doesn't want to watch her husband flirt with someone else, so she leaves early. But someone forcibly drags her into an empty palace hall and pins her there!

The arms restraining her slender waist tremble slightly. Ming Yao is terrified, then feels something cool and damp against her neck.

Xie Yunzhi, who ought to be obsessed with someone else, is behind her, tugging at the ties of her undergarment. His eyes are red with jealousy, his teeth clenched, and he looks like a jealous husband.

“Why have I never seen this one before?”

One man and one woman, both sexually inexperienced and devoted to each other. The undergarment belongs to Yao Yao.

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A feudal patriarch above the law x a plump, peach-like fake socialite. A powerful lord steals his subordinate's wife | Contrast in build and complexion

On a rainy spring day, Cui Jingshu thoughtfully brings an umbrella to her fiancé.

She waits just a moment outside the Prince Mi's residence and meets a pair of deep, inscrutable eyes for an instant.

When someone comes to the Cui residence to ask for her hand, it is no longer an aide to Prince Mi, but Prince Mi's heir.

A marriage between the heir of a great clan and a refined young lady of the Cui family seems like a match made in heaven.

But Cui Jingshu is a fake socialite who has taken another woman's place.

Cui Jingshu comes from a family that has been in business for generations. She's skilled at calculating the value of a bargain and never makes a deal at a loss.

The day before yesterday, Wei Mingyan defended her in front of everyone at the prince's residence. That earned him a kiss.

Yesterday, Wei Mingyan turned away a concubine sent by an outsider. He was rewarded with a night in her arms.

Today, Wei Mingyan covered for her when the Cui family vilified and slandered her. That was a life-saving favor.

Cui Jingshu slips her slender arms around his neck and calculates that this time, he's earned a child of their own.

But Wei Mingyan turns his face away, his profile stern and hard. His voice, usually as clear and lovely as jade striking gold, is now cold as ice.

“The heir's wife of the Prince Mi household is a merchant's daughter? What a disgrace.”

“Miss Cui, you certainly know how to play your cards.”

It turns out that not everything in the world can be measured in terms of value.

Cui Jingshu can't even calculate what her false affection for Wei Mingyan is worth.

There is no clear sum in gold or silver, only endless bitterness and pain.

When a newly favored scholar-official presents the Prince Mi household with his wedding invitation, the name Cui Jingshu stands out in plain sight, becoming an obsession in Wei Mingyan's heart.

He steals his subordinate's wife again, venting his rage as he kisses the nape of Cui Jingshu's neck beneath her scarlet wedding robe!

“You are Wei Lang's wife. Only I may admire such beauty!”

Theme: Cherish the present.