Spring Tang Brocade

In a previous life, Song Jin and her husband respected each other as guests; they appeared harmonious in public, but in reality, she had untold苦. Qin Mingsong had someone he cared about and was unwilling to consummate their marriage. After seven years of marriage without any offspring, everyone advised him to divorce and remarry, but he refused, proclaiming that a wife who shared hardships should not be cast aside, earning him much praise from scholars and literati. Little did they know, Qin Mingsong had long been supporting a concubine and fathered children with her. Later, when Qin Mingsong became an official, he only took his concubine’s family with him, leaving his original wife behind in their hometown, claiming it was to serve his parents, once again earning himself a good reputation. This made Song Jin feel disgusted as if she had eaten a fly. Her half-sister, unwilling to be a widow, devised a plan to swap partners with Song Jin. Song Jin sneered internally, for Qin Mingsong was not a good match. What was sweet for you might be poison for another. Resolutely marrying the sickly Qin Chi, Song Jin delved into her family’s ancient pharmacopoeia, cultivated medicinal herbs, and fought off enemies, thereby becoming very wealthy. The only strange thing was that the sickly man lived longer than in her previous life, even achieving the highest honors and becoming a high-ranking official. It was absurd that those who should have died did not!