In her previous life, Cheng Yi’an was betrothed to Lu Xusheng, the heir of the Duke of Lu. Their marriage was distant and cold, barely maintaining appearances. Just a year later, Cheng Yi’an was framed and forced to divorce, later remarrying her childhood sweetheart. Unfortunately, after five years of remarriage, she bore no children. Gradually, her mother-in-law’s attitude soured, her husband grew distant, her sister-in-law meddled in everything, and she was constantly overshadowed by a domineering sister-in-law. Life was tough for Cheng Yi’an. Upon opening her eyes, Cheng Yi’an found herself back at her wedding night with Lu Xusheng. Recalling Lu Xusheng’s character—though cold, he was powerful, noble, and free of vices—she decided that rather than suffering in the Fan family, it would be better to live a leisurely life as the Duchess. She resolved to avoid the schemes of villains and live well with Lu Xusheng. But when the handsome man lifted her red veil, Cheng Yi’an was puzzled. His gaze was different. Could he have also been reborn? Lu Xusheng, born into nobility and excelling in both literature and martial arts, was the ideal husband sought after by noblewomen in the capital. After divorcing Cheng Yi’an, he remarried his cousin under his mother’s arrangement, expecting a respectful and harmonious relationship. However, his cousin’s spoiled nature turned the household upside down. Reborn on his wedding night, Lu Xusheng decided to live well with the quiet and gentle Cheng Yi’an. But when he lifted the red veil, he noticed his wife’s expression was starkly different from before. Could she have also been reborn? The two, originally planning to consummate their marriage, found themselves sitting across the table, staring at each other in awkward silence. Related Stories: Palace Beauty The Chronicles of Mountain Cuisine by the Tomb Guardian The Overachieving Little Husband of the Top Scholar’s Family My Boyfriend Always Thinks I’m a Pitiful Little Thing