Three Years After Being Deposed

Synopsis: Xu Heng publicly reprimanded Wang Yuying, saying that even as Empress, her nature hadn't changed; she was still a mean, vicious shrew!

Afterward, Wang Yuying didn't restrain herself. When Xu Heng visited the Imperial Consort again, she went to the consort's chambers and cursed loudly, even slapping Xu Heng.

That month, an imperial decree was issued deposing the Empress. "Empress Wang is arrogant and jealous, injured the Emperor, has no heirs, and requests to enter a Taoist temple. She is bestowed the Dharma name 'Repentance, Yujing Miaojing Immortal Master.'"

Three years later.

The Emperor missed the Wang family. He sent a musical piece, singing of their time as young lovers, to the Taoist temple, with clear intentions of recalling Wang Yuying to the palace.

Inside the curtains, a man with sharp features and a tall, sturdy build, contrary to his usual demeanor, leaned into Wang Yuying's embrace like a puppy. "Outside... there are envoys here to summon you."

He held her waist tightly, burying his head in her chest, silently asking: Will you go back?

Wang Yuying patted the man's narrow waist. "Don't worry, even if his ancestors for eighteen generations come to summon me, this old lady isn't going back."

"What if His Majesty forcibly takes you?"

"He won't have the chance." Wang Yuying sneered. She had learned from three years of experience and immediately replied to Xu Heng with a song of harmony.

The lyrics were deeply sorrowful, yet they clearly stated her condition: if he wished to summon her again, he must reinstate her as Empress.

A year after her deposition, Xu Heng had already established a new Empress. As a sage emperor, he naturally could not agree to her demand.

Xu Heng thought that if he couldn't reinstate her, meeting her was still possible. If Wang Yuying wouldn't come, he would go to the Yuqing Temple to see her and slowly work on her.

Xu Heng watched the pair on the bed in the temple. Wang Yuying rose, put on her slippers, and donned her robe, without a hint of panic.

His mind exploded. He recalled so many years ago, when they knelt side-by-side. He had said, "If I betray Yingniang in this life, and take three wives and four concubines, or remarry after losing my wife, I shall die a violent death!"

She had also said, "If I become a wife to another man again, I shall not have a good end."

They had broken a pair of white jade pendants, each keeping half as a token of their oath.

PS: The synopsis was screenshot on 2025/2/11.

1. The Emperor and the female lead are both initially virgins, later becoming non-virgins.

2. The female lead is a virgin with other men, while the male leads are not.

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Everyone knows that the current Emperor, Yan Zhengqing, favors his full sister, Princess Liyang, granting her every wish.

Liyang fell in love with a handsome scholar who placed third in the imperial examination, but he was already married. His wife was a former courtesan who had reformed.

How could a golden branch and jade leaf share a husband with a woman from the brothel?

Liyang pleaded with her imperial brother. Yan Zhengqing then issued an imperial decree, ordering the scholar to divorce and marry the Princess.

Unexpectedly, the scholar's original wife blocked the imperial carriage in the street, accusing the Emperor of abusing his power, breaking up a loving couple, and being unworthy of being the Son of Heaven for his unjust actions!

Yan Zhengqing, sitting in his carriage, coldly thought: Since you don't wish for a divorce, then be granted death.

He said to the original wife, "A pair of jade arms have held a thousand pillows, a single vermilion lip has been tasted by ten thousand tongues. Do you even deserve to talk about love?"

Later, he discovered that she truly no longer spoke of love. No matter how he pleaded, she did not love him.

(The female lead is a virgin with other men, the male lead is not; a story of regret and burning.)

Content Tags: Palace and Aristocracy, Edge Love Song, Child of Heaven, Love-Kill, Chase Love, Funeral Pyre

Wang Yuying, Love Heaven Hate Sea, Xu Heng, Jing Ye, Zheng Yangzhi, Hugu Xumi

One-sentence summary: A tale of a regretful couple in a burning (intense) relationship.

Concept: A man who does not cherish himself is like a rotten cabbage.