After She Faked Her Death, He Went Mad

Heroine transmigrated into a novel before birth + Male lead native to the story world + Young married couple + Reunion after separation + Two hopeless romantics + Mutual devotion from beginning to end To put her gravely ill father at ease, Jiang Wan married the man her father had brought home. After her father passed away, the man said he would take her home. She never expected him to bring her straight to Prince Duan’s Residence in the capital. Only then did she learn that he was the reigning emperor’s fifth son, Prince Duan Zhao Zhixing. Fortunately, he had never changed from beginning to end. They had been affectionate in their youth and treated each other with respect after marriage. It was not until the emperor ordered him to fight against the barbarians that Jiang Wan recalled a melodramatic novel she had once glimpsed in passing. She had thought she merely retained memories from her previous life, but unexpectedly, she had transmigrated into the novel—and she was nothing more than the male protagonist’s former wife, who was fated to die young, drowning not long after the original novel’s heroine appeared. Jiang Wan carefully laid her plans for three years, leaving herself a way out. Then, after confirming that she had transmigrated into the novel, she decisively took medicine and fled. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After She Faked Her Death, He Went Mad — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠