For the Second Marriage, You Must Marry the Prince

Being a sober woman in marriage is a survival skill for ancient women! How can there be so much love that is just using each other and living together? The women in the palace are a drama every day. If they don't have brains, they will die very quickly! New book, updated guaranteed! Welcome to the pit

Recommend. The heroine travels back in time, and the original owner's life experience is set: her father is a general stationed on the border, and the eldest princess was forcibly penetrated and became his common wife. The general stationed outside for a long time in order to avoid it, but in the end, the original owner's mother was tortured to death with the consent of the old lady in charge. The general could only take away the eldest son as much as possible, leaving the original owner and his younger brother to be raised by the eldest princess. The heroine could have been chosen to be the crown princess, but instead the eldest princess entered the palace and ordered the emperor to marry her into the house of a scumbag marquis who had Bai Yueguang as his doting concubine. When the heroine traveled through time, the original owner died in childbirth. After traveling through time, she sought help from her aunt who truly cared for her, and managed to reconcile with the Marquis. After a few months of recuperation, she became the Crown Prince Liangyuan with the help of her aunt. The story unfolds from here. To borrow a sentence from the author, the royal family is the place with the most rules and the least rules. It's not one-on-one, nor is there any romance between the male and female protagonists. It's more of an emotion between walking side by side and falling in love. The male protagonist, the prince, is also a prince who is feared by his father (I won't describe the details, just read the article for yourself, hahaha) The heroine has a grand character, uses rules as a weapon, and is sinister but not dark. The plot is also interesting. Recommended reading.

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