Was there a novel about the female protagonist who made up for not cherishing the fact that she married a soldier after her rebirth?

😋I recommend the book, Jade Garden: Splendid Little Fisherman. This was an ancient romance novel. The female protagonist was beautiful and lost all her memories. She was taken back to the village as a little lamb to be her fake husband. However, after being eaten clean, she realized that what she had picked up back then was not a little lamb at all, but a complete wolf with a big tail. You said that the female lead was picked up by the male lead, which fits the plot perfectly. And the female lead helping the male lead after she grows up is also one of the key plots. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

In an ancient novel, the female protagonist is a princess who was locked up for five years because of her mistake. After she was released, the male protagonist fell in love with her. The male protagonist is the emperor. After the female protagonist was released, because of her identity, the male protagonist did not like the female protagonist at first. However, for some reason, the two gradually came into contact with the male protagonist and gradually discovered the depths of the female protagonist's heart and slowly fell in love with her. However, the female protagonist's past made her unable to face the male protagonist. She constantly avoided the male protagonist and continued to chase, but the female protagonist could not let go of the scars of the past. Finally, two People tortured each other and suffered each other. In the end, the female protagonist chose to leave the male protagonist. The male protagonist was also deeply in pain and eventually became a vegetable. The name of the novel was 'The Concubine'.

Yes, I recommend the two books "Hot Search Warning" and "Young Master Luo, Long Time No See." "Hot Search Warning" was a modern romance novel about entertainment stars. After the female protagonist Han Qi broke up with the national male god, Bai Yusi, she accidentally fell in love with the daughter of the richest man who had anti-fans all over the world. The love experience began. "Young Master Luo, Long Time No See" was a modern romance and urban life novel. The female lead, Su Mu Yun, became the roommate of her childhood sweetheart, Han Lingwei, because of a joke in the inquiry. The two of them had an unfinished marriage in their previous life, so Su Mu Yun began to pursue Han Lingwei. A love story that explored the past life unfolded. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The male lead of Cherishing Flowers was Gu Yanxi. Gu Yanxi, also known as Jing Xing, was once known as Zhou Zang and was the Marquis of Ding 'an of the Great Jing Dynasty.

I recommend "The Warmth of the Rest of My Life" to you. This book is a modern romance novel written by the author, Cheng Shangfeng. In her previous life, the female protagonist was schemed against by the person she liked. She was reborn with the mentality of cherishing the person she did not cherish in the past and having a sweet relationship. The male protagonist was reborn as a rich man. In order to pursue the female protagonist, he began to change from a cold boss to a drama queen. He kept sending text messages to the female protagonist to greet and express his love every day, trying to get along with her. In this book, the male protagonist cherishes the female protagonist after his rebirth and pays a lot for her. This might be the novel that you want the male protagonist to cherish the female protagonist after his rebirth. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Here are a few novels recommended by the female protagonist who regretted cherishing the male protagonist: 1. " The Spring of the Second Wife: The female protagonist was hurt by a scumbag in her previous life. After her rebirth, she met the male protagonist and protected her happiness. 2. << Rebirth of the Evil Woman >>: The female protagonist was originally a proud daughter of heaven, but at the lowest point of her life, she accidentally discovered that the man she once hated actually saved her, allowing her to see who was the one who really treated her well. 3. " Second Marriage ": The female protagonist married a man who didn't cherish her in her first life. After her rebirth, she hoped to change her fate and cherish the male protagonist. 4. " Dear Wife, You're Good ": After the female protagonist was reborn, she realized that her divorce in her previous life was a mistake. She decided to hold on to her CEO husband and cherish this marriage. These novels were all about the female protagonist's rebirth, regret, and cherishing the male protagonist. The plots were different, but they were all filled with a sweet and warm atmosphere.

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It's fiction. No real person has been documented with such a condition as Edward Mordrake is supposed to have.

I would say it's fiction. Dracula has been a staple in fictional horror for a long time. The '8 count' part seems rather mysterious and not based on any known fact about Dracula. Usually, when we think of Dracula, we think of Bram Stoker's fictional creation with all the vampire - related elements like drinking blood, being immortal, and having weaknesses to things like garlic and sunlight. So, chances are this '8 count dracula' story is also a work of fiction.