A Beloved Wife Blessed with a Thousand Fortunes
娇妻万福
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- Completed
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- 686k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5y ago
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- Fanqie
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Please Recommend Completed Stories That Are Worth Rereading!!!
I’ve run out of things to read, and waiting for updates is too painful 😭. Please recommend completed stories, any genre. I’d prefer fresh, original premises and don’t want the same old formula.
High-Quality Classical Fiction, No Transmigration or Rebirth
I'm sick of the same old transmigration and rebirth plots.
Palace Intrigue, Pure Palace Intrigue, the Kind That Takes All Your Brainpower
Are there any pure palace-intrigue novels without reborn or transmigrate plots, and without an overpowered protagonist aura? Lately everything has been about transmigration and rebirth, and I’m sick of it.
Family-Intrigue Stories! I Want One Like The Story of Minglan!!
Hand over your favorite books, nice and easy 👀👀
Looking for Historical Romance. Pure Romance!! No Rebirth!! No Transmigration!
I'm looking for something like *The Story of Minglan*, where the male and female leads follow their feelings but always observe proper boundaries, and never cross the line before marriage!!
Underrated Historical Romance with Excellent Writing: No Transmigration, No Cheats, No Brain-Dead Characters
Any Historical Romance With an Arranged Marriage That Turns to Love and Both Leads' First Times?
I want a female lead who isn’t silly or naive and has her wits about her. The writing shouldn’t be over the top. The male lead should be highly capable but devoted to her. They marry first and fall in love later, with his love growing stronger over time. No melodrama and no angst, please. Thank you! I’m seriously out of things to read.
Pure Historical Romance, Chief Councillor Stories, Powerful Minister Stories
The male lead is a chief grand secretary or minister. He starts as a scholar, tests his way to the top and earns the title of top scholar, then schemes his way up from the Hanlin Academy to become a powerful minister or chief grand secretary.
Historical Romance | The Female Lead Is a Cousin’s Daughter. She Secretly Saves Up to Buy a Shop and Marries Quietly
An ancient-setting story where the female lead's parents are both dead and she is a cousin from her maternal family. She secretly saves up silver while nobody else knows. Preferably she has a modest personal dimension, perhaps around fifty cubic meters, used only for storage. She should not be especially beautiful, have a little martial ability, keep a low profile, and quietly build her own network of connections.
Any Historical Romance Where the Heroine's Sisters Don't Scheme Against Each Other and All Put the Family's Interests First?
Anything good, anything good
A Brocade-Clad Guard Who Treats Only the Heroine Differently
The Embroidered Uniform Guard ❤️
Stories Where She Gives Birth to One Baby and Has Another on the Way: Even the Prenatal Tests Can't Keep Up!
In so many novels, a woman gives birth in the hospital and has one baby taken away, while there’s still another baby in her womb. Yet the prenatal checkups don’t catch it! Wouldn’t they show whether it’s a singleton or a multiple pregnancy?
Pure Historical Romance
No transmigration, no System, no being reborn.
Ancient Romance: The Male Lead Has Planned This for a Long Time, and the Relationship Between the Daughter-in-Law and Mother-in-Law Is Harmonious
Both the male and female leads' families dote on the female lead. Historical romance, all sweetness, no angst.
Ancient-Era Romance Where the Male Lead Dotes Only on the Female Lead
Sweet from beginning to end, with the male lead devoted only to the female lead. The couple has lots of kids.
Any Novels with a Concubine-Born Heroine Whose Mother Is the Favorite Concubine?
The principal wife is practically irrelevant, while the concubine is her father’s darling.
Any Novels Where the Hero Falls in Love with the Heroine at First Sight?
After that, he sticks to the female lead all the time. (Historical romance)
Looking for Historical Romance With a Gentle Male Lead and a Kind, Poised, and Generous Female Lead!!!
Looking for an ancient romance where both the male and female leads are gentle, preferably with them healing each other. The male lead should be a general, prince, or someone similar. When the heroine makes a mistake, he scolds her, then comforts her himself and is very protective of her…
Looking for Sweet Historical Romance About Crown Princes
Are there any books about a crown prince and crown princess that are very sweet, with no misunderstandings, an intelligent female lead, and a warm, non-yandere male lead? She should accompany him as they rule the world together.
Any Stories About an Ancient-Era Heroine Who Marries Again and Finds True Love?
Historical Romance, Married First and in Love Later
Historical romance: marriage first, love later. No transmigration. The male lead falls for the female lead, but she doesn't like him at first. Later, he has to grovel to win her back.
Looking for Contract Marriage-to-Love Stories with a Sweet, Soft Heroine You Just Want to Tease
Historical romance with a marriage first and love later. The heroine should be soft and sweet, and the hero should be the domineering CEO type! Definitely worth a read.
Looking for an Extremely Sweet Historical Romance!
Pure historical romance or transmigrate-into-a-book stories are both fine.
Historical Romance with a Male and Female Lead Who Are Childhood Sweethearts from Prominent Families
Ancient-setting romance.
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A great book that I almost missed due to reviews! The heroine was a standard lady of that era, and her only golden finger was that dream! Because of that dream, the heroine began to become stronger and change. Of course, the hero is a big help to the heroine. Without the hero, it would be very difficult for the heroine to do many things. The author wrote this more naturally, after all, where the environment of the times is. Some people say that the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit inexplicable, but it seems very natural to me. The male protagonist will notice the female protagonist because the female protagonist can get close to him without causing him to feel disgusted, so he notices her. I think this is normal. Anyone would pay attention to such a special existence. Later, as the two people experienced more and more things, it felt inevitable that they would like each other. As for the heroine's mother, she is a kind-hearted, yet a bit cowardly person, and has been bullied in a big family for a long time. Such a person cannot be cruel to her relatives. Maybe she was resentful of her relatives for abandoning her at the beginning, but at that time, her life got better and she felt more and more about herself. My only brother will still treat him with the greatest kindness. Maybe we can't understand it, but this is caused by personality and long-term environment and it is difficult to change. Moreover, the way the heroine handles it is quite good. From the whole book, it seems that the characters of the male and female protagonists are well shaped, and they will not be strong in line with that era. Personally, I feel like there could be some extras for the ending. Of course, it would be better if the author wants to write another one about their children. This is a book worth sitting down and reading.
I've read them all, it's very good, it's very good, it's very good, it's very good, it's very good, it's very good, it's very good, it's very good, it's very good.
Good looking, not cruel. There are some great relatives, but they won't appear all the time. Even if they appear, they will end quickly, and they won't be interspersed all the time. It's a pure classical novel, although the heroine is reborn. The heroine is smart and not a saint. I like articles like this very much, there are no big ups and downs, there are intrigues and intrigues. As for the rushed ending, I could write some extras about other people. It's too short and not enough to watch.
It's well written, and it makes you want to read this chapter and read the next chapter. It's not sloppy, and it's not written haphazardly just to make up the quantity. It's a very interesting book.
Warmth, not too pampering, slow tenderness, each one finally gets married, very suitable for me as an expectant mother, I just finished reading it, and I will give birth to my baby tomorrow. I also want a little Yue'er
The whole story flows smoothly without any bloody plot. The story is well connected and eloquently told. This is a good book, I look forward to the author's next work!
It's quite interesting. Fortunately, I'm not a person who picks up books based on ratings, otherwise I would have missed it. So it is necessary to read the book reviews carefully before choosing a book [laughing] The plot is simple, the main plot is compact, the subplots do not overwhelm the protagonist, and the villains are explained in a few simple strokes. The whole book looks very relaxed and enjoyable. It fully meets the purpose of reading novels - entertainment and relaxation. Big cheers for the author! Looking forward to the new work!
Love this book. There are not too many excellent relatives, and there are no unnecessary messy emotions on the emotional line.
There was nothing particularly outstanding about it, but I still read it word for word. Rebirth stories will inevitably use some things from the previous life, it just depends on the degree of use. I think this article is okay. The heroine's purpose is relatively clear, and she doesn't have any unnatural thoughts. It is human nature to protect herself and her family. I read the text based on my feelings and don't really like to delve into the details. After all, it's all fictional. How can it be so perfect without any bugs? The ending of Wenwen is a happy ending. Every character in the article has an explanation at the end, that is, who is the heir to the throne. There is no explanation, which is somewhat imperfect.
Good-looking, warm, I like the female protagonist and the male protagonist who are decisive in doing things, like it