Divorce and the King's Crazy Pursuit

Su Wanzhi, a well-educated daughter of a scholarly family, married into the Jing Prince's mansion for three years, enduring an empty chamber and respecting her husband, but never receiving any genuine affection in return. Xiao Jingheng, the powerful Jing Prince, was cold and taciturn, treating her as an insignificant decoration, even finding her greetings superfluous. When the last shred of hope burned out, Su Wanzhi handed him a divorce letter: "Your Highness, our three-year bond is over. I beg for a divorce, and may we each find peace." The prince was furious: "I forbid it! You can only be the Jing Princess!" But Su Wanzhi had already prepared an escape route. After the divorce, she took her assets back to her hometown, established an academy, ran businesses, and thrived in her career, accompanied by a gentle and refined young master from a prestigious family. In contrast, Xiao Jingheng only realized her value after losing her and belatedly fell in love. The once lofty prince became a humble fool chasing after his ex-wife, kneeling on the floors of the prince's mansion begging for reconciliation, only to be coldly rejected by Su Wanzhi: "Too late, Your Highness, please return." Watch the cold-faced prince's various attempts to win back his wife, and see the female lead build her career in ancient times, full of laughter and a heartwarming ending that aligns with Chinese wishes for happiness.