After the Marriage Exchange, I Married the Young General’s Tablet

[Rebirth + Harem Intrigue + Female Lead with Yin-Yang Eyes + Male Lead Died in Battle + Bride Swap] Zhu Changsheng died on the third day of being named Noble Consort, falling victim to a conspiracy meticulously planned for her by Prince Jing. In her previous life, her Fate Pattern was altered by an evil path. Her healthy body wasted away overnight, while the originally sickly Princess Consort Jing was miraculously rejuvenated. The following year, Princess Consort Jing gave birth to fraternal twins for Prince Jing, helping him become the crown prince. As for her, the Concubine of Prince Jing, she became a frail and sickly invalid, cast aside into a dilapidated courtyard by Prince Jing. When Prince Jing ascended the throne, she was named Noble Consort, and on the third day, she was given poisoned wine, ending her miserable and destitute life. After her rebirth, Zhu Changsheng returned to her old trade. She roamed battlefields, public morgues, and execution grounds. Wherever there were dead, a woman named “Zhu You” would appear. Corpse stitching, skin painting, a bell doctor… Zhu Changsheng’s master told her that her Fate Pattern was suited for the business of the dead—her fate was hard, she would afflict her six relatives, and she was destined to never marry. Later, her legitimate younger sister, Zhu Yuanshu, did not want to be a widow and pushed her deceased fiancé onto her, demanding that she marry in her place with his spirit tablet. Zhu Changsheng married the young general of the Great Jin Kingdom, Wei Yuan, holding his spirit tablet. No one knew that she could see Wei Yuan’s soul. Her legitimate younger sister, Zhu Yuanshu, was also reborn. To become the Noble Consort, she used every trick in the book and successfully married into Prince Jing’s Mansion. Years later, Zhu Changsheng, while wiping her husband’s spirit tablet, had become the revered matriarch of the Wei Family. Her legitimate younger sister, Zhu Yuanshu, did not live to see the day she was named Noble Consort and “died of illness” in the back courtyard of the prince’s mansion. Years later, Zhu Changsheng looked at her deceased husband’s soul and asked, “Why haven’t you gone for reincarnation yet?” Her deceased husband gazed at Zhu Changsheng’s silver-white hair. “You collected my body for burial. I will wait until your life comes to its natural end to come and get you.” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After the Marriage Exchange, I Married the Young General’s Tablet — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠