The Burden of Being the Head Wife: After Our Divorce, My Ex-Husband Weeps with Regret

A gentle, self-possessed noble matriarch x a haughty prince who disguises himself as a woman

Yu Weining married the Marquis's legitimate son. It should have been the envy of everyone, and they should have lived happily ever after. But Ji Nanxun hated the wife his family had chosen for him. In three years of marriage, he had never even touched her, spending all his time carousing elsewhere and even wanting to take her half-sister as a concubine.

Yu Weining swallowed her resentment and eventually humbled herself, making arrangements to find a concubine for her husband. But by chance, she rescued an exceptionally beautiful woman, with cheeks like red cinnabar and a figure as lovely as a peach blossom in full bloom. Her body was perfect in every way, except that her chest was a little small...

The woman's temperament was also extraordinarily spoiled and haughty, and she needed constant looking after. Yu Weining brought her back to live at the estate, where the words she said most often were, "Has Madam divorced yet today?"

But then her husband saw the woman and wanted to take her as a concubine, too.

Yu Weining had well and truly given up on him, but then she accidentally discovered that this beauty was actually a man!

Xie Changyan was the emperor's sixth son. At his birth, a celestial master predicted he would not live to see his twentieth birthday. To keep the heavens in the dark, he had to be raised at a Taoist temple disguised as a girl.

Who could have known that, on the way back to Shengjing, he would encounter bandits and be gravely wounded, only to be taken in by the First Madam of the Marquis's household?

Her blind husband even wanted to take him as a concubine.

Xie Changyan gave a cold laugh. Then he couldn't blame him for stealing his wife!