Baili Mumu

Chu Nanli, the noble Goddess of Chu Kingdom, revered and worshipped by thousands.
She concealed her identity and married into a foreign land, all for Ye Yunting's once spoken words, "In this life, this young master will only have eyes for you."
After the marriage, she diligently served him, cooking and washing for him, but he betrayed her, despised her, and let his servants oppress and humiliate her.
Having just arrived, her scumbag husband wanted to force her to miscarry?
As a military surgeon from the year 2090, she wasn't someone to be trifled with. Harm me slightly, and I'll retaliate a hundredfold! She hacked her path, eliminating enemies, seeking revenge, and even expanding her own influence.
After their divorce, a renowned young general, an unparalleled court Divine Doctor, and an outstandingly talented top scholar all fell for her, each eagerly proposing marriage to her.
Ye Yunting could only cry and line up, "Lili, please give this king one chance."
"Please let this king see the child, our child..."
However, he was callously kicked aside by the almighty, unapproachable Regent King!
"Get lost, my child doesn’t need a father!"

My Aloof Lord Ex-Husband Begs for Remarriage

"Where does your body hurt? If you really feel unwell, why not have the Imperial Physician take a look at you?"


Ye Yunting's sudden concern truly left Chu Nanli somewhat at a loss.


Especially his tone now, it sounded even more hair-raising.


"There's no need for the Prince to trouble himself," Chu Nanli replied indifferently, her response to Ye Yunting's concern cold, "I know a bit of medicine myself. If there truly is something wrong, there's no need to bother others."


Especially the people sent by Ye Yunting.


Chu Nanli thought she had made herself clear enough, yet she couldn't tell if Ye Yunting truly didn't understand or was pretending not to.


"The Prince is also worried about your health, why must you behave like this?"


Ye Yunting felt somewhat helpless about Chu Nanli's temperament.


Chapter 407: Underestimating