The Mad Commander is Obsessive (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 65
“I fully understand Queen Eleanor’s worry and anxiety. That is precisely why I wished to grant you time.”
Aaron slowly raised his glass and let the wine trickle into his mouth, giving the queen one last moment.
The deep aroma of the red wine spread across his palate.
His previously impatient heart grew calm, and a faint smile appeared at the corner of his lips.
“But now, shouldn’t we bury the past and move forward?”
He had granted the queen time—not to seek her permission,
but merely as a magnanimous gesture befitting the victor who held everything in his grasp.
Yet, if she continued to delay matters further—
“The peace treaty between our two nations has already been signed, and the Council of Elders has given its approval. Prolonging this will only…”
Aaron opened his mouth with an arrogant smile directed toward the queen.
“…benefit neither of us.”
The Imperial Commander remained shamelessly brazen and arrogant to the end.
The queen, clad in full imperial regalia, met Aaron’s gaze with composure before speaking.
“I have fully grasped your intentions, Lord Regent. Today, I wish to give you my answer.”
To steady her trembling heart, the queen gently raised her hand and gripped her necklace tightly.
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Male lead is a Divorced Husband
She said to him: “Tell me, what makes you like me? I’ll change it!”

Liu Changning transmigrated into a female cannon fodder character in a female-dominant novel.
After reading the first half of the novel’s plot, the first thing she did upon transmigration was to divorce the Pan Jinlian-style male protagonist she had just married.
She indulged herself, pretending to be ugly and poor.
But as time passed, the way that man looked at her became more and more unusual…
Liu Changning was dumbfounded: Tell me, what makes you like me? I’ll change!
――
This lifetime, Pei Yuanshao was rejected by the same woman twice!
The first time, she drove him away. Forced by the situation, he endured the waves of anger in his heart, yielding and humbling himself.
That person lay slanted on a rocking chair, her sallow face emotionless: “If you don’t want a divorce, go cook!”
Pei Yuanshao’s face was dark and gloomy: “You!”
The second time, after the crisis in Jinling City was resolved, the new emperor sent someone to pick him up. He turned around, stammering: “I… I have to go. If you keep me…”
That person lay on the kang bed, her back to him, as if she had long anticipated this day, crisp and clear: “Goodbye!”
Pei Yuanshao was so angry his fingers trembled: “You… you!”
The mission of family and country made him restrain himself, averting his eyes and turning to leave this broken household.
Two years later, they met again. Seeing her ethereal face, his body shook like a sieve.
“She was originally a ‘she’!”
At the Qionglin Banquet, the top scholar of the imperial examination, a talented person with exceptional speech and conduct, all the unmarried young gentlemen from aristocratic families looked at her with shy and timid eyes.
The peerless imperial official Pei Yuanshao felt the anger in his heart erupt. He pointed at the woman surrounded by the crowd at the Qionglin Banquet, his thin lips slightly curled: “Little sister, I wants that person to be the wife-master of my Mingde Prince Manor.”
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- Aelthia Chapter 83 — Paragraph 83
Those who wore coral-stone earrings…
Coral is typically prized by island cultures. I was thinking the island countries or the Estrella empire was involved in this to sow discord.
- Aelthia Chapter 122 — Paragraph 79
“Miss Regina, please rest here. I’ll go hunting briefly and return.”
It seems the emperor has caught feelings that even he isn’t fully aware of yet.
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It’s hard to believe the princess has no allies within the palace, among the council or elders or even within the kingdom.