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The Dragon-Blood Protagonist Returned After I Remarried

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Jiang Xueqing remarried. He had bad luck; overnight, he transmigrated into a pretty living in a remote village. On the night of his wedding, his husband was conscripted off to the battlefield, and not long after, news of his death arrived. Consequently, his natal family forced him to remarry a butcher. He thought his life would just go on like this, until he had a dream. In the dream, this world was a “Dragon-Blood Protagonist” big-male-lead power fantasy novel. The male lead, Gu Zhi, lost his memory, drifted into a mountain village, and was forced to marry a bumpkin. Fortunately, he was brave and skilled in combat, fighting his way up from the very bottom until he ultimately became the Regent wielding power over the imperial court. Such an outstanding male lead naturally could never truly be matched with a bumpkin. In the book, the male lead’s harem spanned across the entire world, while the bumpkin, acting as a vain ex-wife who remarried, naturally met the end of being locked up in a dungeon to be eaten alive by rats. When he woke up from his sleep, his remarriage was already a settled fact, and the Dragon-Blood Protagonist was returning today. Jiang Xueqing was both nervous and excited; as long as he could provide important plot points to the Dragon-Blood Protagonist, atoning for his past mistakes and becoming his little underling sounded pretty good either. Who would have thought that this Dragon-Blood Protagonist truly lived up to being a stallion-novel protagonist loving someone new with every single glance he took? After just one face-to-face encounter, instead of becoming an underling, he cried his way back into a remarriage… vowing that he must act up and make trouble until the Dragon-Blood Protagonist grew to loathe him. Since childhood, Gu Zhi had a cold expression and a hard heart. Despite wasting away a handsome face, none of the ges throughout the capital could move his heart. Once he reached the battlefield, he was even known as the Jade-Faced Yama, striking terror into the hearts of the enemy army. The only exception he made in this life was bringing the remarried ge back into his household once more. Gu Zhi thought his own mind was crystal clear. He didn’t love anyone; he simply needed a nominal vulnerability to keep stationed in the manor and pretend to dote on. However, this ge was overly pretty and delicate afraid of dirt, afraid of being touched, afraid of pain, and afraid of dying. With an exceptionally gluttonous mouth, he always loved to bully others, and when he cried, his face would be tear-streaked like pear blossoms in the rain. The general patiently took care of him, growing increasingly accustomed to it before he knew it. He personally massaged, tended to, fed meat to, and dressed the ge, and accidentally promoted him to a noble Lady of the State. Only then did he suddenly realize his own true feelings. Everyone in the world already knew that Jiang Xueqing was his vulnerability, but now, he regretted it… Jiang Xueqing tried hard to act out and make a fuss, finally succeeding in living all the way until the day the male lead became the Regent. He immediately left behind a letter of separation, rolled up his bedding, and left with a happy laugh. With the grand enterprise accomplished, the male lead no longer needed a vulnerability, and he could finally be free and unfettered! Who would have thought that as soon as his small boat reached Jiangnan, it would be blocked off. Jiang Xueqing confusedly crawled out from inside, only to see Gu Zhi clad in full military armor, kneeling down on one knee just like countless times before in the past. His forbearance-reddened eyes stared fixedly at him, his voice so hoarse he could barely speak a word. “Qingqing, what on earth will it take for you to believe that I love you?” Huh? Jiang Xueqing hurriedly waved his hands with a smile. The male lead was getting way too deep into character! It was fine to fool other people, but he shouldn’t fool himself as well. How could a Dragon-Blood Protagonist ever truly fall in love with someone? — Description from novelcodex.org

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