After Kicking Out My Scumbag Husband, the Prince Clung to My Leg and Begged to Marry Me

Ye Qingyou waited faithfully for her husband while he was away at war, living as a wife in name only for four years and doing everything she could to run their household.

But when he returns victorious, he takes a new bride and even forces her to lower herself to the status of a concubine?

She swears she will never be a concubine and insists on a divorce.

“I’m a dignified third-rank general. How could I not be good enough for a lowly concubine-born girl like you? Making you my concubine is an honor!”

“The Ye family owes me. If I tell you to die, you’ll just have to accept it,” he says.

Ye Qingyou is alone and powerless, and her family refuses to stand up for her. All she can do is borrow the fearsome name of the most domineering man in Great Liang to protect herself.

She thinks the tiger won’t care about her little scheme.

But once the divorce papers are stamped, he comes to take her away.

“You used me and now you want to run? You’ll have to pay me something in return,” says Prince Luoning.

“I own three apothecaries and three tea shops, and I have connections for salt, rice, oil, and grain. How much do you want, Your Highness?” she asks.

His manner changes completely as he makes his demand. “I want you to be my wife. Will you marry a second time and become my princess consort?”

…

Only later does she learn that the person who stole her medicine in a dark alley ten years ago was him.