After Repeated Rebirths, the Male Lead Collapsed

On the spring banquet of the Cheng'an Marquisate, Shen Yan was framed and found herself in the same bed as the infamous Prince Jin of the capital. Everyone accused her of seducing Prince Jin, and Qi Jingxuan himself expressed extreme disdain, vowing to become a monk rather than marry her. Shen Yan instantly became the capital's laughingstock; they mocked her for failing to become Princess Jin, not even securing the position of a concubine. Shen Yan's desperate explanations went unheard. Even her family was implicated and forced to leave the capital, ultimately perishing in a natural disaster. When she opened her eyes again, she found herself back on the day of the spring banquet, lying next to Qi Jingxuan. Voices could already be heard outside the courtyard, leaving no chance for escape.

In utter despair, Shen Yan decided to take her own life, believing that at least this way she could preserve a clean reputation and not implicate her family. Unexpectedly, Qi Jingxuan, who was beside her, leaped up and snatched the hairpin she was about to plunge into her neck. He then fell to his knees with a thud. Qi Jingxuan had been framed at the Cheng'an Marquisate and found himself lying with Shen Yan, a woman of humble origins. He initially thought she had schemed against him and was about to lash out when he saw her unhesitatingly pull out a hairpin from her head and stab it into her neck, splashing blood all over his face. Everyone said he was incorrigible and forced a good woman into vice. He tried to explain, but no one listened. He was eventually demoted to a郡王 (junwang - princely title), exiled from the capital, and died in an assassination. When he opened his eyes again, it was the same day. He snatched the hairpin from Shen Yan's hand, thinking everything would be fine this time. However, in just a moment of distraction, Shen Yan smashed her head against the bedpost. On another attempt, it was still that day, and Shen Yan shattered a teacup and used the broken porcelain to cut her neck. Yet again, Shen Yan hit the corner of a table. After seven consecutive attempts, even if Qi Jingxuan stopped her at the moment, she would still commit suicide afterward. If she took her own life, Qi Jingxuan would be forced onto his old path.

On the eighth attempt, Qi Jingxuan was at his wit's end. After snatching the hairpin, he dropped to his knees and cried, "Grand Aunt, I beg you! Please live!" Shen Yan was startled and cowered, muttering, "You... you get up first." Qi Jingxuan wailed, "If you don't promise, I won't get up!"

* This is a silly sweet romance. The heroine only remembers the first life and the current one; the male lead has no memory of the first life. * The male lead is not noble. He has a stubborn personality, a sharp tongue, and is shameless. He will face retribution. * Reading Guide * 1. The background is fictional, extremely fictional. Please refrain from historical investigations and avoid slandering. 2. The author is very fierce, will argue, and will delete comments. 3. Please speak rationally in the comment section, discuss politely, respect each other, and collectively create harmoinsious network environment. Thank you. * Content Tags: Court & Aristocracy, Love Rivals, Heavenly Destined Couple, Sweet Love, Lighthearted, Silly & Humorous. Shen Yan, Qi Jingxuan. * One-sentence summary: Grand Aunt, isn't living good? * Concept: Cherish life, strive to live.