The Lord’s Wife

She was the most beautiful woman in the capital, and a true-born daughter of a prestigious family. Her grandfather was a direct descendant of Confucius and the Duke Yansheng, a title personally bestowed by the emperor. Her father was a great scholar of his age, and her mother had left her a dowry that stretched for miles. With such a distinguished background, immense wealth, and breathtaking beauty, she should have enjoyed a life of glory and luxury. Instead, she died young, a peerless beauty left to perish in the wilderness.

Reborn, she returned to the year her fate took a turn and chose a path utterly different from the one she had followed in her previous life: she married beneath her station to the hero who had “saved the beauty.” She had thought he was an exception among the rough country folk, a passable gentleman at best. She never expected him to be a mountain wolf, prowling along sheer cliffs. So be it. Since she could not escape the wolf’s relentless devotion, and he was offering her untold riches, she might as well walk this path with him. At least if they fell off a cliff, he would break her fall!

In a nutshell: the easygoing romance between a reborn beauty with wealth and status and an emperor who rose from humble beginnings!