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(Marriage before love, hidden identities, revenge, hilarious, cute babies) Mu Rongting, a rising star in the business world, was focused on his career and vowed not to marry. However, his grandfather had arranged a childhood engagement for him years ago.

On their wedding night, everyone said, "Young Master Ting, we heard your childhood fiancée is good at using silver needles; you should be careful." Young Master Ting looked disdainful: "Rumor! How could a country woman be so formidable?"

Later, Young Master Ting was pricked numb, his little wife stole his genes and fled, and his social reputation was ruined! Five years later, everyone said, "Young Master Ting, your childhood fiancée seems to have secretly returned to the country. She lives downstairs from you and brought a child."

Young Master Ting gritted his teeth: "Nonsense! How could she get pregnant with a child from just that one time back then?" Later, Young Master Ting was dumbfounded: it really wasn't just one child, but three children!

A few months later, everyone said, "Young Master Ting, the young master said that the medical genius Chan Yi you've been looking for is his mother!" Young Master Ting frowned, hesitant: "That's impossible, isn't it?"

Everyone added, "Not only Chan Yi, but the culinary master, the musical king, the number one beauty, and even your first love -- it's her, it's her, it's all her!" This time, Young Master Ting couldn't sit still.

He immediately gave the order: "What are we waiting for? Come with me and beg the young madam to come home!"

In her previous life, Yun Zhao was deceived by the fake young mistress. Her biological father, along with his entire household of ill, disabled women and children, was exiled and died tragically in Lingnan.

After Yun Zhao was reborn, she swept her hand and emptied everything, leaving the fake young mistress's family unable to find even a piece of toilet paper! Her mother, who had died in the previous life, was alive. Her baby brother grew up strong. Her disabled father stood up. Her useless uncles all became important figures!

The whole family enjoyed delicious food and drinks, and the exile journey turned into a fun outing. The fake young mistress's family was filled with regret!

Zhao Zhao asks: Wait, why is this big villain who killed my entire family here too?

At six years old, Xie Sangning, who should have been the pampered eldest daughter of the general's manor, was sent to the barren Xihan region to freeze to death due to her second aunt's jealousy.

Bad news: she died. Good news: she wasn't completely dead; she transmigrated. She traveled to the 22nd century, saw a different world, rolled up her sleeves, and studied diligently, hoping to return one day.

Heaven did not fail the persistent, and she finally returned to Qing Dynasty, reborn at the age of six when she was on the brink of death. In this life, she won't let go of anyone: the cousin who usurped her place, the princess who bullied her brother, the two-faced younger cousin, and that person in the palace...

What kind of refined lady, what kind of outwardly intelligent and inwardly virtuous woman? She is just a spoiled, wicked girl! Since there is no justice to be found, she will no longer be bound. Since imperial power is supreme, then she will change this very heaven!

The most handsome man in Lin'an was Zhao Qingcun, the Prince of Luchuan. Due to a natural orchid mark on his brow, he was affectionately nicknamed "Orchid Gentleman."

This man was Yan Huaiwei's first love, her "white moonlight." They once swore vows beneath a pear tree and walked hand in hand by West Lake.

Yan Huaiwei longed to spend her life with him, but unexpectedly, she was slandered—he publicly declared that he detested talented women, especially the Yan family's talented daughter who dared to write him "Xiang Jian Huan."

With things coming to this, Yan Huaiwei had no choice but to marry a wealthy merchant from the market, as arranged by her parents. After marriage, her husband and her were at odds, and her in-laws were harsh. Yan Huaiwei struggled fiercely. Ultimately, due to a massive misunderstanding, she tearfully jumped into the Qiantang River.

Bad news: She really jumped. Good news: She was saved!

While recuperating, Yan Huaiwei learned of several distressing events that occurred after her "death." Every single one pointed to the culprit, Zhao Qingcun.

Enraged, Yan Huaiwei decided to immediately return and deal with that man named Zhao! So, she assumed the name "Lizhi" and infiltrated the Prince's mansion, intending to seek revenge. Who knew she would accidentally deliver herself to the Prince of Luchuan's bed?

Zhao Qingcun: Well, you got what you wished for. Yan Huaiwei: ...Come on! I'm not... not afraid of you! ...Mmm...

Unfortunately, Zhao Qingcun made a mistake. The current Yan Huaiwei was no longer the woman who only knew how to grieve for spring and autumn. Afterwards, while entangled in love and hate with Zhao Qingcun, she also schemed. Heaven rewards the diligent; she finally obtained crucial evidence that could condemn him to death.

But only then did she realize with shock that the truth of past events was completely different from what she had known! And Zhao Qingcun... he was already caught in a deadly trap.

Yan Huaiwei: (hands a wine cup) I can't drink anymore. Zhao Qingcun: Do you know, for a woman to hand her unfinished wine to a man, that is flirting. Yan Huaiwei: (startled) I didn't mean to! Zhao Qingcun: Too late. Yan Huaiwei: ...Prince of Luchuan engaging in public indecency... shameless... Zhao Qingcun: ...Shameless be it.

All misunderstandings written in the synopsis will be resolved in the main story—the male and female leads are each other's "white moonlight." The setting is the Southern Song Dynasty; the characters and story are the author's original creation, a romance novel wrapped in historical costume, not a historical biography!

The explanation for why the female lead is still a virgin despite being married will be detailed in the book. Most of the content involving clothing, food, housing, travel, poetry, and songs has been researched, with a small portion being privately set for the sake of the story's appeal. All chapter titles are derived from the names of Ci (Song lyrics) tunes. This book is 1V1, SC (Sexual Content), HE (Happy Ending).

Martial arts master sister Lin Changning woke up to find herself transmigrated into a novel as the notoriously wicked cousin who was a contrasting character to the endlessly lucky heroine, Lin Fubao.

In the novel, cousin Lin Fubao was born with immense luck. She could find pheasants in the mountains, pick up gold and silver outside her door, and even discover millennium ginseng just by falling down. Under the aura of Fubao's luck, her eldest brother became a top scholar, her second brother became the wealthiest man in the world, and Fubao herself eventually married into a marquis's household, becoming a Marchioness and a cherished treasure of both families.

Meanwhile, their family met a tragic end: her wicked uncle died in forced labor, her two wicked cousins died in war, and she, the even more wicked and sickly cousin, was raped to death in a dilapidated temple after seducing a marquis. After her original self was mortified to death, her twin brother, having passed the imperial examination, tried to seek justice but was beaten to death by the marquis's household guards.

Her widowed mother, unable to bear the tragic deaths of her children, committed suicide, leaving behind two widowed daughters-in-law and two young granddaughters. After struggling to survive for a few years, one was beaten to death by her husband, and the other died in childbirth, mother and child both gone. Thus, the entire family of the contrasting uncle perished.

When Lin Changning transmigrated, the plot was already halfway through. Her father and eldest brother had already passed away, leaving behind the sickly twin siblings and two little nieces less than six months old. Before the funeral was even over, the

Yun Xi was displaced in the countryside for seventeen years. One day, she was found, only to tragically die on a rainy night.

She was forced to be a surrogate for her legitimate elder sister, ultimately dying from an abdominal dissection. Her adoptive parents were forced to hang themselves, and her own child was torn apart alive...

Reborn into this life, she looks at her parents before her, only feeling a terrifying chill in her heart. She chooses to once again walk this bloody path, donning the guise of a gentle, understanding beauty to enchant the outwardly cold Marquis heir, making him lose control and helping her rise to power.

As for her birth parents and the so-called legitimate elder sister, who only saw her as a tool to be discarded after use, she will not let a single one of them off! But... it seems she overplayed her hand with Shen Rang...

Inside the red silk curtains, Shen Rang's voice was hoarse, "You plan to abandon me after using me? Yun Xi, you're heartless." The Marquis heir, who could easily discern everything and refused to be used by anyone, was willing to bow down only for her, becoming the sharp blade in her hand, clearing all obstacles for her...

Lu Zhaoruo was a widow for thirty years, managing the family business and serving her in-laws. Just as she was about to die from exhaustion, her husband returned with his illegitimate children and grandchildren to enjoy the fruits of her labor. Even the adopted daughter, whom she cherished, turned out to be their biological child.

After rebirth, she plans meticulously, secretly absconding with all the assets, feeding her in-laws gruel, and letting her sister-in-law, burdened with gambling debts, be dismembered.

When the unfaithful husband returns with his concubine, he finds only an empty house. She fed him a sterility soup, ensuring he would have no more descendants! And that bright concubine has already gone mad!

From then on, she distanced herself from the Shen family, cast aside her false reputation, and fought her battles through business, her caravans traveling north and south.

Meanwhile, the general who once intimidated the Seven Seas, knelt before Lu Zhaoruo step by step: "This Xiao is willing to exchange his military achievements for this ledger, begging Proprietress Lu to take him in." She chuckled, her fingertips brushing a newly presented tribute list: "Can the general's title be inherited by my humble daughter?"

Only after her death did Ye Mingzhu realize that she was cannon fodder, the original wife in a novel about an abusive romance between an uncle and his sister-in-law.

Her acquaintance with Sheng Huai'an was no accident; it was all part of his calculated scheme. For three years, their marriage remained unconsummated. She endured the pressure to have children and constant cold remarks, unwilling to let others know of his alleged impotence. Little did she know, his impotence was merely an excuse to avoid touching her.

She managed the household for him, dying in a state of melancholy, while he was overjoyed, cavorting with his widowed sister-in-law before her spirit tablet, defiling her path to reincarnation! What kind of abusive romance between an uncle and his sister-in-law was this? Her heart bled with hatred!

When she opened her eyes, she was back on the day of her wedding. Sheng Huai'an, feigning illness, sent his distant younger half-brother to welcome the bride, holding a rooster.

In her previous life, she had forced a smile. In this life, she cleverly avoided the crowd and, in a quiet, secluded spot, intercepted Sheng Yunche, the esteemed yet ill-tempered Duke Wei, who had inherited his title at a young age and was Sheng Huai'an's elder cousin.

Her luminous almond-shaped eyes looked at him as she softly asked, "I no longer wish to marry Sheng Huai'an. Would the Duke be willing to marry me instead?"

Everyone in Yan Capital knew that the young Duke Wei, though remarkably handsome, was cold and aloof, prone to mood swings, and uninterested in women, like a bright moon in the sky that would never fall to the mortal realm. Sheng Yunche himself believed this to be true.

That is, until his mother ordered him to go to the Ye residence on his cousin's wedding day, only to be stopped by his cousin's fiancée. He watched her lips open and close, his mind, however, consumed with thoughts of passionate intimacy with her.

It turned out he wasn't without desire; he just didn't have it for anyone else. Later, his favorite thing was to clasp her slender waist in the gentle sway of red candles and the warmth of a spring night, making her cry and listening to her soft voice tell him to get lost.

贞元 (Zhenyuan) 13th year, Mount Biyun.

Princess Jiyuan of Shenxiao, using the alias Hengbo, descended the mountain with a sword, a bundle, a blood-stained broken saber, a wooden box that hadn't seen daylight for over ten years, and a sword also named Hengbo.

At the same time, a letter inscribed "Yuer descends the mountain, sword points to Yujing" flew on the spring breeze to the silent northwestern frontier.

Half a month later, Jiangnan.

A hand, as clear and white as cold jade, reached out from the railing. Shen Guitang, on his way to the capital for the imperial examination, felt the direction of the wind and lightly curved his lips: "The northwestern wind has begun to stir; it's time for us to set off, lest our old friend waits too long."

Behind the blood-stained broken saber lies years of grievances and grudges buried between two factions of the jianghu. The old wooden box seals away historical secrets beneath the bones of dynastic change. The few words of the letter ignite the raging flames and smoke of war in the harsh borderlands, consuming flesh and blood.

And the encounter between the exiled orphan and the Rakshasa of Zhennan is the most unexpected story in this spring scenery of Jiangnan.

From then on, the bright moon forever falls, Shenxiao ceases to exist, yellow sand rolls over white jade, and a malevolent spirit smiles, plucking a flower: "The show begins, I invite all of you to enjoy it together."

Mini Theater:

Young Master Xiao: He couldn't keep her, just as the picturesque Jiangnan could never keep a Western Mansion crabapple.

Wen Tinglan: Shenxiao and I were childhood sweethearts, innocent and inseparable.

Shen Guitang: Even if she has a fiancé, I accept it.

Interview: How did Miss Ji win the hearts of three excellent gentlemen?

Hengbo: ...I'm just an ordinary, enthusiastic citizen.

On the surface: A sword-wielding genius who honed her skills on the mountain for over ten years × A newly crowned scholar who enters the game and shocks the world.

Essentially: Brainless × Unhappy.

Currently revealed character eulogies:

Ruan Wangshu: Heart as bright as the moon, body swaying like duckweed. Her soul vanished where the saber broke, but quietly.

Ji Jin: Advancing, embracing eternal life; retreating, fulfilling a subject's loyalty. All that remains is a thin coffin and a lonely grave, swallowing countless untold thoughts.

(???): A garden full of fragrance, charming bones, crimson lips painted against a mirror. Last night's frost chilled the heart, yet couldn't shake the broken halberd and silver spear. Tears flow like a river, tears of a pair of mandarin ducks.

The meaning of the story: Bitterness turns to sweetness.

Synopsis: The female lead fakes her death and runs away with a child. The male lead chases after her in a cremation ground scenario.

Yun Zhu was a princess from a foreign tribe. At the age of sixteen, due to her family's arranged marriage with the Central Plains, she was sent to become the Crown Princess of Prince Huan's heir.

During her years in Prince Huan's manor, she couldn't say she was unhappy. There were many fun and interesting things in the Central Plains, and the Crown Prince treated her with respect. However, she couldn't say she was happy either, because apart from the Crown Prince, almost no one in the manor was genuinely fond of her.

Because she was a woman from a foreign tribe, betrothed to the Crown Prince, it meant that the Emperor of the Central Plains did not intend to pass his throne to Prince Huan's lineage. After all, there had never been a precedent for a foreign woman to become a Crown Princess or Empress in the Central Plains.

Fortunately, Yun Zhu was always optimistic. If they didn't treat her well, at least her husband was decent; if no one in the manor wanted to be close to her, she could still make a few true friends outside the manor.

The turning point happened on her eighteenth birthday. That day, Yun Zhu had just tidied her clothes, intending to go out and meet her friends. Before leaving, she wanted to find her husband and ask if he would like to come with her.

She had made great progress in learning the Central Plains characters recently, knowing much more than before, and wanted to show off to him and her friends. But as soon as she reached the door of his study, she heard the voice of a strategist from inside.

He was advising him: "Only if the Crown Princess is gone and His Highness remarries, can Prince Huan's manor have a chance to contend for the throne! Otherwise, no one will easily support His Highness!" They... were considering killing her?

Yun Zhu stood outside the door, chills instantly pouring over her from head to toe. She awaited her husband's reply. She thought he would refuse, right? Though they weren't in love, their life together was truly good, they...

"Let me think about it again." But before she could finish her thoughts, she heard her husband's reply. This time, Yun Zhu finally had no more expectations or thoughts left. She didn't even remember how she walked back to her room that day.

Xiao Mingzhang, the Crown Prince of Huan, had been well-read and upright since childhood, destined to be the undisputed heir of Prince Huan's manor from birth. The only unexpected event in his life was having to marry a princess from a foreign tribe by imperial decree.

The Emperor was old and frail, and Prince Huan, as one of the five sons, initially intended to contend for the throne. Once the imperial decree of marriage was issued, Prince Huan's manor fell into a cold abyss. Strategists were lost, and supporters greatly diminished.

Two years into the marriage, more than once, someone suggested to Xiao Mingzhang that only if his Crown Princess died would Prince Huan's manor have a chance to gain more opportunities. Xiao Mingzhang initially dismissed it.

It was true he wanted to be the Crown Prince, but he wouldn't exchange the life of an innocent woman for the handle of power. What's more, his Crown Princess... was truly not unlikable.

Until that one time, when a great drought swept the land, leaving people starving and displaced, and the Emperor's chosen Crown Prince was not a benevolent person. His father earnestly told him: "Only by ascending to that supreme throne can we truly protect all those we wish to protect. The world is vast, and the nation depends on its people. To give up is to gain; there is no gain without giving up."

For the first time, Xiao Mingzhang hesitated in his conviction. Three years after leaving Prince Huan's manor, Yun Zhu met Xiao Mingzhang again in a small town on the desert border. She could now not only write many Central Plains characters but also worked as a female instructor, teaching archery and horse riding.

She met Xiao Mingzhang on horseback. Seeing him stand before her with red eyes, she asked him, "Are you about to become the Crown Prince now, Xiao Mingzhang?"

Xiao Mingzhang did not answer, only stubbornly reached out to her: "Yun Zhu, let's go home."