The Noblewoman's Three Marriages
贵女三嫁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
356Chapters
733Reads · 30 days
448.7kReads · all time
116Shelves
7.9Score
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The ending felt rushed, leaving many plot holes unresolved, but the earlier parts were truly well-written, with a delicate style that showcased the author's profound skill.
It was good, but the ending wasn't great. Thanks.
It's basically a domineering CEO who gets promoted, becomes rich, and has a wife. He's powerful, experienced, and has a young, beautiful, smart, and wealthy "little wife"—the ultimate high-class version of the novel. Whatever, many of them are actually written very realistically, which is why they're so appealing.
Very exciting, with a captivating and suspenseful plot. Excellent!
This is totally a domineering CEO romance novel! The male lead is powerful and influential, the kind who can flirt with countless women without getting attached, while the female lead is just an ordinary girl, beautiful and intelligent, who ends up catching the male lead's eye. Their romance isn't described in much detail; it's a rather subtle love story set in ancient times. The descriptions are quite realistic, but there are still many plot holes left unfilled.
I really enjoyed "The Noble Lady Marries Three Times." The author portrays the characters vividly, with distinct personalities. Absolutely fantastic!
The story begins with a strong resemblance to "Dream of the Red Chamber." This story shouldn't be described as having a male protagonist; it's more like a novel with a female protagonist and numerous male supporting characters. The male and female protagonists are mentioned very little.
The rating was low, and I initially thought it would be just average, but I really enjoyed reading it. I finished it without skipping a single chapter, and the writing style is very faithful to ancient times!
The story is captivating, the details are exquisite, and while the ending is regrettable and rushed, it's still highly recommended.
The plot is intricate and captivating, drawing you in completely. It's much better than *Xi Hua Zhi*. I don't understand why the rating is so low.