In her previous life, she gave everything for her family, but was abandoned and treated as worthless. After rebirth, she decisively divorced her blind and heartless husband, cutting off all ties with the Chancellor Residence.

She fought against evil and scum, transforming from an abandoned woman to the beloved national treasure cherished by various big shots. With the love of her maternal family, she rose to great heights.

Her brother and ex-husbands, who once treated her like trash, all regretted their actions and queued up to seek forgiveness.

When she discovered that the person who had always saved and protected her in her previous life was actually her "cousin," her eyes turned red, and she tightly held onto him, refusing to let go.

The man who was both eager and resistant tightly pursed his lips and said, "It's not proper in broad daylight!"

But his cold eyes and eyebrows had already curved into a crescent shape.

In a low and hoarse voice, he said, "Close the door!"

After Divorcing, I Was Thirst by an Aloof Man Day and Night

Under the sunlight, Hua Qianqian stood upright. 


Despite being only sixteen years old, her eyes seemed to carry the weight of countless years of hardships. 


The faint melancholy emanating from her made even the reticent A'mo furrow his brows and couldn’t help but say, “Miss is truly pitiable…”


A'mo genuinely felt that Hua Qianqian was pitiable. 


These days, he had been observing her as she treated their Master’s illness. 


Witnessing their Master’s condition gradually improving was truly astonishing to him. 


Even the Imperial Physician Zhang was helpless in treating their Master’s illness, and all the physicians had claimed that he wouldn’t live past the age of twenty-two. 


Even Li Yuan himself seemed to have little hope. 


However, Hua Qianqian managed to stabilize his condition!


A Miss like her should not possess such exquisite medical skills! 


Therefore, A'mo couldn’t help but feel some doubts about Hua Qianqian and secretly investigated her. 


It’s Hard to Fix a Blind Heart