[Chasing the wife to the crematorium / Coercive possession / Faked death]
Shen Li always thought Lu Shijiu loved her.
He taught her the Four Books and Five Classics, and music, chess, calligraphy, and painting.
Everyone said Shen Li, a country girl, was incredibly lucky to win Lu Shijiu's favor.
Shen Li thought so too.
He didn't look down on her rough manners or clumsiness, or on her lowly status.
Later, Shen Li learned the truth.
He was only kind to her because her face looked nine-tenths like the princess's.
He wanted her to take the princess's place in a political marriage.
The first time Shen Li saw the little princess, she finally understood what a priceless jewel looked like.
The little princess had bright, beautiful eyes and was innocent and naive.
"Brother Lu, will she marry off to another kingdom for my sake? She's such a good person."
A good person, a good person.
No one knew how Shen Li had risked her life to escape the procession, or how Lu Shijiu had cruelly captured her.
Rain poured down.
Shen Li lay in a pool of blood, watching Lu Shijiu approach one step at a time, his dark eyes sharp and sinister.
He shot an arrow through both of Shen Li's knees.
Lu Shijiu knew Shen Li wouldn't live much longer.
The two countries went to war. He watched Shen Li's fiance push her onto the city wall, watched the enemy use her as a hostage to threaten him.
Lu Shijiu remained unmoved.
She was only a pawn. If she died, she died.
But he hadn't expected Shen Li to stop begging him to spare her, or to stop cursing him as a heartless, ungrateful bastard.
The dawn light was as red as blood. Shen Li stood quietly atop the city wall.
The rising sun brushed her skirt. Her amber eyes shone like stars, just as they had when they first met, pure and unassuming.
She curved her lips into a smile at Lu Shijiu.
Then
She jumped from the city wall.
She died right in front of Lu Shijiu.
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[Chasing the wife to the crematorium / Double substitutes]
After her twin sister dies unexpectedly, Ruan Yan takes her elder sister's place and marries into the Song family.
She knows Song Mingyu is deeply devoted to her sister, and that the two were childhood sweethearts whose love is unshakable.
On their wedding night, Song Mingyu doesn't even lift Ruan Yan's red veil. He leaves the city alone and spends the entire night by her sister's grave, leaving Ruan Yan alone to spend the night by herself.
"The only woman I'll ever call my wife is your elder sister."
Song Mingyu thinks he's made himself perfectly clear, but whenever he meets Ruan Yan's gaze, he still keenly detects the deep affection and admiration in her eyes.
Ruan Yan likes him.
That's an undeniable fact.
She'll kneel before the Buddha day and night, praying for Song Mingyu's safety.
She'll also brave the snowstorm and leave the city to meet him.
It isn't until later that Song Mingyu learns that Ruan Yan wasn't praying for him at the temple. She was praying for the person whose face resembles his younger brother's.
His younger brother "died" on the battlefield three years ago.
Then, three months after Song Mingyu's wedding, he returned to the capital.
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Halfway through the palace banquet, the Crown Prince uses changing his clothes as an excuse to step out for some air.
Through the misty rain, he sees a person standing in the waterside pavilion, soaked through and looking utterly wretched.
A palace servant tells him that she's Wen Sui, the new top scholar's wife. She should have been enjoying a life of glory, but her husband is in love with someone else and abandoned his new bride for his beloved, leaving her alone in the pavilion to hide her face and weep.
How pitiful.
The Crown Prince scoffs.
He has someone bring her an oil-paper umbrella.
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Wen Sui is the daughter of the Crown Prince's tutor. Gentle and timid since childhood, she spent six months diligently serving her parents-in-law after her wedding, only to be repaid with her husband's words: "You're dull and old-fashioned."
She knows her personality isn't appealing, and she knows her husband loves someone else.
But Wen Sui has no other choice.
Since childhood, she has studied the virtues and precepts for women, learning the Three Obediences and Four Virtues: before marriage, obey your father; after marriage, obey your husband; after your husband's death, obey your son.
At the palace banquet that day, her husband suspected her of harming the woman he loved. In a fit of rage, he shoved her into the rain and walked away.
At her most desperate moment, someone sent her an oil-paper umbrella.
Wen Sui thought she'd met a kind person.
Only later did she learn that he was a true wolf in Buddha's clothing.
Another palace banquet.
Rain pours down, and the new top scholar kneels before the Eastern Palace gate, shivering with cold.
Inside the hall, the lotus curtains are warm, and the passion has subsided.
The Crown Prince wears a gentle expression as he asks, pretending not to know:
"...Sui Sui, should I let him in out of the rain?"
Wen Sui clutches her slightly rounded belly, sobbing so hard she can't speak.
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On a rainy night, Yu Zhi stumbles out of the eldest young master's room, hair coming loose and clothes disheveled, her body covered in inexplicable marks. Water drips from her all over the floor.
She staggers into someone's arms.
Lu Song'an smiles, his eyes warm, and draws Yu Zhi into his embrace. "It's my turn."
In the endless night, Lu Song'an's elegant hand slowly trails down Yu Zhi's chest. Still not satisfied, he says, "If you get pregnant, do you think it'll be your brother-in-law's... or mine?"
Theme: Live with determination
Secretly hoping that the child would not be born 😂
It feels like the male protagonist is just a tool to cause misery for the female goose from the beginning to the end. He doesn't show any emotion. He first shoots an arrow into the knee, then has two miscarriages, and almost burns to death. He also adds various threats and intimidation to force her. If she can still get hurt, the female protagonist is a bit Stockholm, especially when the female goose pokes the male protagonist's palm with a hairpin and she can look at her softly. . .
After such a big feud, do you still care about his hand in the end? Do you still have to endure his cough? 😂
She hasn't tortured the male protagonist very much, and I don't know how many times the female protagonist can seduce her, but she was found not long after. The most outrageous thing is that the female protagonist has to seduce to highlight a little bit of the male protagonist's emotional fluctuations. But so far, I still can't figure out which turning point in the plot is that the male protagonist likes the female protagonist? Moreover, his love and madness also appeared inexplicably. I asked question mark ❓ Wasn't the heroine's love for the previous co-author enough?? Also, that princess is so funny. Does she like her dead lover or does she want to show her superiority over the male protagonist in front of the heroine? 💔[cheek-holding]
I don't know how I came back after being abused to such an extent. I have already died twice, and the male protagonist won't let the female protagonist go and wants to marry someone else.
I said dying once is not enough, why should I die twice? You have to die completely! The man has no heart at all and doesn't even show any warmth, and the heroine is too weak and pitiful!
I wish the author wouldn't be too laughable if she traveled through time and became this heroine? The idiot who blindly guessed that the heroine couldn't bear to let go of this scoundrel again. 😂
Aren't all scenes of torturing girls ending after the death escape? 😂
It's not cruel, but it's weirdly sweet. .
If the dog man is burned to death, why don't he hire a doctor? .