Exiled to a Sea Island, My Wife Is No Ordinary Woman

The Xie family was accused of rebellion, and Xie Zhenxian was lucky to escape with his life, though he was exiled to an island. He never imagined that his fiancée, who had died three years earlier, would return from the dead and come to his side at a time like this. On a gently warm spring night, Chen Yinong appeared in the prison wearing the old clothes she’d worn three years ago, then followed him to the island. Seeing the once spirited young lord, versed in literature and calligraphy, now enduring scorn and hardship on the desolate island, Chen Yinong taught him to farm and fish, and stayed by his side through four long years. … At last, the injustice was overturned, and he returned to the capital, restored to his noble rank. The first thing Xie Zhenxian did after clearing his parents’ names was go to Chen Yinong and ask for her hand. “Zhaozhao, will you marry me?” “I’m just a lingering spirit. No one else can see me or hear my voice. If you marry me, they’ll think you’re insane.” “Then I’ll be the madman in their eyes.”