Flames of Fate: Through the Ashes
After losing her father and brother, Julia seeks imperial permission to divorce the husband who plans another marriage.
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About Flames of Fate: Through the Ashes
Julia Lewis rushes to the battlefield to rescue her father and brother, only to be struck by the heart-wrenching truth that both have sacrificed their lives heroically to save her husband, Morgan Zane. Upon returning to the capital, Morgan shocks her with his intention to marry another woman. Devastation hits her like a cold, relentless rain, and her resolve to divorce him strengthens. She musters the courage to seek the emperor's permission to end their marriage.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch Flames of Fate: Through the Ashes?
- Julia rushes to the battlefield to rescue her family.
- Her father and brother sacrifice themselves to save Morgan.
- Morgan's plan to remarry strengthens Julia's resolve to divorce.
Who is this story for?
- For viewers drawn to historical marital betrayals.
- For fans of resilient heroines seeking freedom.
- For audiences who enjoy courtly family drama.
What to expect
- battlefield sacrifice
- marital betrayal
- imperial permission
- divorce request
- family loss
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Female Lead
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