The Fortunate Lady Wants a Divorce

Lu Fenghe, the most talented woman in Jiangnan and daughter of the foremost aristocratic family, the Lu clan of Biling, had no shortage of suitors even before she came of age. In the end, she married Shen Nanxun, son of the dynasty’s only prince with a different surname, a man renowned for his military exploits and infamous for killing without mercy. Many prominent aristocratic families condemned the Lu clan for abandoning its noble principles and disgracing itself by marrying into a family of the nobility. They also said the couple’s marriage would never be happy. In her previous life, Lu Fenghe gritted her teeth and never enjoyed a single day. She wore herself down until she became the most celebrated model wife in the capital. In this life, after giving birth to a daughter, Lu Fenghe’s first thought was to divorce. No matter what people said, what mattered was making herself happy. But if the two of them were supposed to be getting divorced, why was everyone saying they’d been blessed with another son and daughter?