Spring’s Return: I Can No Longer Uphold a Virtuous Wife’s Conduct

[Rebirth & Non-Powerful-FL Trope] Zhou Yunruo’s husband often pointed at her nose and said, “A faded flower who doesn’t know her place; not divorcing you is already a mercy.” He seemed to have forgotten that back then, he had nearly lost his life just to marry her. Later, he became a Great General and met the love of his life. He married his sweetheart as an equal wife, and the two flaunted their affection before Zhou Yunruo’s eyes for thirty years. In the year Zhou Yunruo turned seventy, he finally died. From a blooming maiden to a white-haired old woman, she had suffered every hardship a woman of the inner chambers could endure. Just as she became like a piece of withered wood, she was driven out by her own son. As if undergoing the punishment of a carved-out heart, she died with no one by her side. When she opened her eyes again, the withered wood met with spring—Zhou Yunruo had returned to the prime of her youth. Her in-laws didn’t like her? She wouldn’t serve them anymore! Her son was unfilial? He was a debt from a past life; let him be. She struck the Dengwen Drum to sue her husband, forcing him to write a letter of divorce with his own hand. Later, that Top Scholar she had longed for in her youth used his power to scheme for her. In the eyes of the world, he was noble and bright, as cold and aloof as a transcendent immortal; only she knew he was a black-hearted man. First, he schemed for her person; then, he schemed for her heart. Even later, that heartless ex-husband regained the memories of his past life. He came seeking her with a blade in hand, his eyes bloodshot as he roared at the Top Scholar: “Give her back to me!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Spring’s Return: I Can No Longer Uphold a Virtuous Wife’s Conduct — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠