A Coffin Should Be Carried on Your Wedding Day (Reborn)

They say she damaged her brain after falling off a horse.

All she remembers is that she is Chang Le, the Divine Healer and daughter of the Medicine King.

She is to marry the eldest young lord of Ye City in the grandest wedding ceremony under heaven.

Everyone says they are a match made in heaven, perfectly suited to each other.

How strange. Why do the gossip sheets say she is dating three people at once?

She was the one who proposed, and she even made out with him on a mountaintop.

Why did she choose a wedding date deemed suitable for carrying a coffin?

She feels like she only loves him, Ji Linyuan!

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Ji Linyuan knows how their previous life ended.

A lifetime of obsession bought him half a lifetime reborn.

He returned before she could carve herself into a thousand pieces to make roast duck, and before she could kill his entire family.

He once lost himself as she kept telling him, “Your Highness, you're so amazing.”

They promised, “In life, we'll share a bed; in death, we'll share a tomb,” and planned the grandest wedding ceremony in the world.

But he was the only one taking the wedding preparations seriously.

In their previous life, the wedding became a funeral.

In this life, he will watch her and help her set the trap.

------[Guide]------

1. The setting still has a classic of male virtue and a system of female officials.

2. The male lead is chaste, with no romantic subplot involving another woman. The female lead has had other partners; the male lead has not. He was so single that even his bathwater was drawn by guards when he was young, and he did not experience his first love until he was twenty-seven. He is so utterly devoted to the female lead that even Bodhisattva wept for him, and that is how this book came to be (I'm not making this up).

3. A matched pair of powerful leads; rekindled love after a broken relationship, loving and fighting each other.

4. Xiaobai will regain her memories, and she will be somewhat dark after she does.

---[A Scene from Their Previous Life]---

“These past few days, I went to taverns and theaters, tea houses and bookshops, bought popular romances, and searched through the history books, counting every story, every page. How many people with a deep enmity between them like ours ever end up together? And how did those few manage to put their grievances aside?”

“And how many pairs did you find?”

“Almost none.”

That is why this life is entirely about making amends, with a guilty conscience.

This book is an alternate-universe side story to Not Crossing the Long Night. It got too long, so I gave it its own book.

It has a completely new main plot and can be read without having read the previous book. You can read them in either order; the sequence does not matter.

[You can also start with the Ye City arc in the previous book and read about their previous life directly.]

[The two books are independent and will not affect each other's worlds.]

The previous book is a lighthearted historical romance, mainly about healing and doing good. Its main pairing is Xiaobai and Helan Che.

This book is much darker: Xiaobai (with amnesia) and the eldest young lord (reborn).

A mirror world where right and wrong, black and white, are turned upside down.

Xiaobai, who was never healed by Brother Che, is wicked to the bone and very dangerous.

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The author loves revising. Pirated copies may differ considerably from the official edition in the details. [Version number] 0210. The version number will be updated whenever the text is revised, so be sure to read the polished official edition.

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Theme: “I am the giant beast. The shadow I cast is enough to make them afraid.”