[Chasing His Wife to the Crematorium + The Other Man Wins Her Heart + Over-the-Top, Satisfying Romance]
After an accident transmigrates her into a book, Shen Yunjiao finds herself in an angst-filled historical novel.
Her husband has been away on assignment for two years. The first thing he does upon returning is announce that he wants to take his savior as a secondary wife.
Shen Yunjiao cries, not from heartbreak, but from sheer joy.
He wants to take a concubine? Fine, but first they get a divorce!
Desperate to return to her family home, the Chancellor's residence, and lie flat in comfort, Shen Yunjiao throws herself into her divorce plans with all she's got.
But little does she know, her possessive husband thinks everything she does is just a ploy to make him want her more.
He berates her, humiliates her, and even locks her up, convinced that Shen Yunjiao is still deeply in love with him.
It isn't until she asks to divorce him in the Golden Hall that Pei Zhixuan realizes the truth: Shen Yunjiao stopped loving him long ago.
The day Shen Yunjiao asked to divorce her husband, rain poured from the sky and thunder boomed.
The heir, once aloof and untouchable, stood drenched outside her door, his voice hoarse from crying as he begged her to take back the divorce papers.
Inside, warm incense filled the room. The dignified yet cunning Crown Prince held her tightly against him, nuzzling her cheek as he murmured in a low voice, a hint of pleading in his words: "Jiaojiao, don't go see him."
"Jiaojiao, I'm better than he is. Look at me a little more, okay?"
Shen Yunjiao: We can talk about anything, but could you unlock the shackles around my wrists first?
Xiao Huaijin thought his life would always be shrouded in darkness and chaos, until one night, under the heavy dew, a woman arrived bathed in light and rescued him from his suffering.
So what if she was the heir's wife? So what if she was the daughter of a powerful minister?
If forcefully taking her wouldn't work, then he would gladly settle for being her substitute, if that's what it took to have her.
Wow, it's been so long since I've read a book from cover to cover without missing a single chapter. This book is quite good, with a reasonable plot and sweet romance. I love the male and female leads so much; they're not pretentious at all, and their love is complete. The only downside is that the ending felt a bit rushed; the fate of Lord Pei wasn't explained yet. I hope there will be some epilogues! I sincerely look forward to the author's next work.
The plot is quite fast-paced and doesn't drag at all—you could watch it in one go.
It's so ugly and disgusting! This terrible article/book is just a load of rubbish, the female lead is completely useless, and the more you read it, the more annoyed and disgusted you become.
The principal wife of the heir apparent of a duke's mansion is called the Heir Apparent's Wife!
The Crown Prince is always referred to as "Your Highness the Crown Prince." He can't even use the proper forms of address like "Crown Prince" and "Your Highness" correctly. What kind of novel is he trying to write? It's terrible.
He is the heir apparent, not His Highness. He should still be addressed as His Highness the Heir Apparent.
It's well-written; at least I can keep following it. I like the secondary couple; could they have more screen time?
I've been following this series from beginning to end, and I think the emotional portrayal between the male and female leads is so delicate! It makes my heart race and I blush!
It's so exciting I can't stop watching! I hope there will be more updates soon!
It's pretty good, looking forward to more updates!