[The Tenth Prince and Zhang Zhenzhen]
After being betrayed by her boyfriend, she dies and returns to the Qing Dynasty, becoming the legitimate wife of the Tenth Prince, the Mongolian princess Temujin.
She has no hopes for love. All she wants is to live a safe and peaceful life.
Following in the footsteps of history, she makes her way forward, one step at a time.
Then she discovers that history is not what it seems, and she is at a loss.
Yin'e, the famously dim-witted Tenth Prince of history. Though noble in status, he is not the sharpest tool in the shed.
But after spending time with him, she discovers that Yin'e is a lovable man who values loyalty and affection.
One day, a certain woman, wearing a loose, sexy modern dress, says to a certain man with great embarrassment, “My lord, the imperial physician says the baby will be stable in three months. Then we can, you know...”
The man glares at her, then sweeps out of the room.
The woman immediately turns into a tigress and shouts after him, “If you dare go looking for someone else to scratch that itch, I’ll destroy your family jewels!”
One day, a certain woman is terribly, terribly bored, bored enough to persuade her daughter to run away from home to escape an arranged marriage.
The girl says, “Mother, Imperial Grandfather won’t let me marry into a Mongolian family.”
The woman flies into a rage. “What’s wrong with Mongolia? The sky is vast and the grasslands stretch to the horizon. Best of all, it’s far from the emperor’s reach. You can go out and have a fling, find someone you like, then get caught and brought back after the deed is done.”
A flock of crows seems to appear over the girl’s head.
[The Fourth Prince and Qiqi]
It's not good; the plot is too bland. The female lead is a time traveler, but she doesn't fit modern thinking, and she doesn't seem to cooperate much with the male lead. In short, it's just not good, not good, not good, not good, not good.
The person involved said they deeply regretted reading it, calling it a waste of time. Marrying the Tenth Prince while pregnant with the Ninth Prince's child, and the Tenth Prince showing no resentment whatsoever, is simply the epitome of a sycophant. While it's fiction and logic shouldn't be overemphasized, it's neither lighthearted nor funny, making it a toxic read even when you're in a reading slump.
The more I read, the more annoyed I got. Forget the female lead being from the FBI; even if she came from the Stone Age, she'd be more normal. She's just a hodgepodge of feigned nobility, feigned cunning, feigned aloofness, feigned innocence—a complete idiot. I couldn't finish reading past chapter 70.
Why would the Fujin (Prince Consort) refer to herself as a servant? And that Tenth Prince is such a scoundrel!
The title is perfect, and the female lead is absolutely stunning! 😒
It's so messy, really. It's giving me a headache. The narration is disjointed, and the characters and plot are all jumbled up.
This is so low-brow! The female lead has completely shattered my worldview, and the male lead has shattered it too. The romance is so inexplicable and forced, it's unbelievable.
I've finished reading it. Wasn't the Tenth Prince portrayed as too infatuated? Raising his brother's daughter for him? That's ridiculous! Isn't bloodline the most important thing for royalty? And all the princes knew about it? 😂😂😂😂
Seriously, I should have checked the reviews first. If I had, I wouldn't have gotten so angry so late at night. There are just too many flaws. Point of contention one: she got pregnant with the ninth prince's child and married the tenth prince, claiming that Emperor Kangxi didn't care about such things, as long as it was royal blood. I just laugh.
I also think it's ugly. Why is the Tenth Prince so stupid? And cowardly, he seems to have intellectual problems, is he an idiot? Sigh, anyway, it's really ugly.