After getting married, she spent every night alone in her room; when she asked for a divorce, he kne

Liu Yuansheng was tricked and married Xiao Jinghan, the heir of the Duke of Zhenguo's mansion, by a twist of fate. After the marriage, she lived alone in an empty room, feeling lonely and isolated.
She didn't care because she didn't love Xiao Jinghan.
Xiao Jinghan doesn't love her either.
They were destined to part ways.
She waited patiently, and finally got the chance to divorce. She left the divorce papers and left decisively.
But Xiao Jinghan, with red eyes, stopped him.
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Everyone in the Duke of Zhenguo's mansion knows that Xiao Jinghan dislikes Liu Yuansheng.
They disliked her for being dishonest, shameless, and promiscuous.
Xiao Jinghan will divorce her sooner or later and marry a well-educated and virtuous young lady from a prominent family.
Everyone waited and waited, but Xiao Jinghan didn't divorce Liu Yuansheng. Instead, a servant saw the usually aloof and arrogant young master behaving subserviently in front of a woman, kneeling on the ground, holding her hand, and pleading humbly, "Lin Yuansheng, please don't divorce me."
"Shall we consummate our marriage tonight?"
Reading Guide: Slow-burn, healing in two ways, a mix of sour and bitter, bittersweet (that's the flavor!).
Note: Yan'er is not the male protagonist's child.