In the Fifth Year of My Second Marriage, My Ex-Husband, the Emperor, Forced Me to Sleep with Him

Robbery vs. Hate literature? In the second year after their marriage, Song Shixi discovered that her husband Zhao Heng had someone else in mind. The other party was his little childhood sweetheart, and the little cousin that Song Shixi had protected and loved since childhood. In the Song Dynasty, Xi was the legitimate daughter of a high family. She was graceful, bright, intelligent, and knowledgeable about etiquette. When she was at her most prosperous and famous in the capital, she chose to marry the most unpopular concubine of the Qinghe Palace. She accompanied Zhao Heng from a small Forbidden Army commander to a young general respected by the whole court. The battlefield was turbulent and traitors were rampant. Song Shixi accompanied Zhao Heng on his escape. When trapped in the snowy mountains, she cut her wrists and fed him blood. When he was desperate, he pawned his mother's only relic for her. She thought that they were a couple who lived together through life and death, and that they would have a smooth road after this difficult time. Unexpectedly, her husband's betrayal and the whole family were unjustly killed, one thing after another happened. In the Song Dynasty, Xi's heart was as gray as ashes, and when it was broken, it was broken, and all the friendship between the two was severed by a piece of paper. Not long after the two reconciled, Zhao Heng finally married his sweetheart, and his life experience was also revealed. It turned out that he was the emperor's only son. But all this has nothing to do with Song Shixi. From then on, his life or death, honor or disgrace, had nothing to do with her. … In the fifth year after the divorce, Zhao Heng ascended the throne and summoned her and her current husband to Beijing for an audience. Song Shixi looked calm, showing no love or hatred when facing him. She just wanted to leave the capital with her husband as soon as possible. But Zhao Heng went crazy. "If hatred lasts longer than love, Song Shixi, I would rather you hate me forever than imprison you in this deep palace and watch me forever!"