My Dying Husband Was Cried Back to Life by Me

Her birth mother died early, and her stepmother was unkind. Yun Wu was always cautious, only wishing to marry the Ye family's young master, to whom she was betrothed since childhood, once she came of age.

But on the day of her wedding, her stepsister usurped her engagement, marrying into the Ye family gloriously as the young madam. Meanwhile, her stepmother substituted her to be married to the Duke's illegitimate son, for 'शुभ' (chai) or '喜' (xi), which normally means '沖喜' (chongxi - to ward off evil and bring good luck/health).

It was said that the Duke's illegitimate son was born sickly, beyond medical cure, and was on his deathbed, liable to breathe his last at any moment. Yun Wu cried by his sickbed, but there was nothing she could do.

She diligently cared for her sickly husband, only hoping that one day when her husband passed away, the Duke's mansion would remember their old affection and take her in, providing her with a place to live. However, as she continued to care for him...

Why did my husband not only not die, but his health also gradually improve??

The former Crown Prince was framed and implicated, failed in a palace coup, and committed suicide. The Crown Princess, at great risk, gave birth to his posthumous child and secretly sent the infant out of the palace through a trusted confidant, arranging for him to be raised elsewhere.

In his previous life, Xie Yi painstakingly plotted and strove to reclaim everything that belonged to him, to clear his father's name, but he died the day before he fully grasped power.

All the past events were like fleeting clouds; restarting his life, he no longer wished to contend. However, a young lady, who married him under the pretext of '沖喜' (chongxi), appeared by his side.

The young lady was frail yet adorable, caring and meticulous towards him. Her soft cries were gentle, and when she was bullied, she would only silently shed large tears.

Xie Yi: ...

Xie Yi threw back the covers. Fine, it's not a big deal to fight for it one more time. This is a story of love after marriage, a simple everyday romance. It's set in a fictional historical world, so please don't overanalyze historical accuracy.