On My Wedding Night, My Obsessive Ex-Husband Took Me by Force

When Wen Shu married Pei Lingjun, she thought of him only as a distant cousin. Later, she learned that Pei Lingjun was the heir to the Ningyuan Marquisate in Jijing. She thought it didn't matter: even if their family backgrounds were different, they could still be together.

But when the truth behind her family's downfall came to light, Wen Shu finally had to admit that Pei Lingjun had approached her with an ulterior motive.

He had deceived her about his feelings and pretended to be kind, all so he could earn credit for destroying her family and condemning its members, then marry the woman he loved. Wen Shu finally understood why she had been treated coldly for years in the Ningyuan Marquisate, with neither name nor standing.

On the eve of Pei Lingjun's wedding, Wen Shu drank the poison he had sent her and died alone in the estate where she had been imprisoned.

When she opened her eyes again, she had been reborn three years earlier. Wen Shu wanted nothing more to do with Pei Lingjun, but somehow he kept coming to her of his own accord.

1. Both leads are reborn, and the hero gradually regains his memories of his previous life.

2. The hero loved the heroine in both lives; various misunderstandings arise between them along the way.