In novels where the female lead transmigrated and was reborn, was the second male lead not transmigrated and reborn? Were he and the female lead husband and wife in their previous lives?

In this life, her father was framed and imprisoned, her mother committed suicide at home, and her brother, who was born out of a concubine, was banished. The second male lead broke off the engagement and died in a cross-country reincarnation. She was deeply liked by the old lady at home. The second male lead was not reborn through transmigration. He and the female lead were poor and lowly husband and wife in their previous life. In this life, he was reborn to avenge a blood feud. He broke off the engagement with the female lead to prevent the female lead from marrying someone else. The female lead later got together with the male lead (who should be a prince or marquis). At that time, in order to prevent the property of the third branch of the family from being divided up by the other branches after she got married, the female lead's brother, who was the son of a concubine and was sent away by the main general, would inherit the family business under her mother's name. Her brother had also returned from exile and became a general. In the end, he should have been with a girl from Miaojiang. In the end, the female and male leads retired.

Answer 1

I recommend "The Reborn Couple". The female protagonist of this book traveled back to the age of ten and fought together with the male protagonist for family happiness and love. They fought together to defeat demons and devils, and it was scheduled to be updated once a day. The second male lead was not reborn, and the female lead and the second male lead were husband and wife in their previous lives. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗