
Forced to Marry for Peace After Transmigrating into a Book, the Prince Dotes on Me Every Day
穿书被迫和亲,被王日日娇宠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 370k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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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.
Please, I Need Political Intrigue Novels. No Idiot Protagonists
Are there any good political intrigue novels left? I'm begging you. I don't care if there's a System, as long as the protagonist isn't an idiot.
The Female Lead Is Sent From the Central Plains to Marry Into the Western Regions, and the Male Lead Spoils Her Rotten
Looking for books like *The Substitute Bride Becomes Empress*.
Stories About Princesses, Legitimate Daughters, and Commandery Princesses, Without Angst
Characters like Chu Xingran, Feng Yunyao, Chu Wenhuan, and Fang Jingyi.
The Ominous, Terrifying, Tall and Mighty King of the Grasslands Versus a Bewitching Oriental Beauty from a Thousand Years Ago
In a Tang Dynasty Setting, the Protagonist Refuses a Marriage Alliance at Court: The Emperor Guards the Borders, and the Ruler Dies for His Country
I forgot which book it was, but the protagonist said in court that peace could be secured by marrying women off. A shame to be kicked between the legs. Then he said something about a dynasty that never sent princesses to marry for peace or paid tribute: the emperor guarded the nation's borders, and the ruler died for the state.
A Political Marriage Beyond the Great Wall, From Marriage First to Love Later
The heroine should be a princess sent to marry for peace (a nobleman's daughter is fine too), and the male lead should be from beyond the frontier. They marry first and fall in love later. I'd like something sweet, though a little angst is fine.
Historical Romance: A Princess Sent to Marry for an Alliance, Angst First, Then Sweetness
Please Recommend a Completed Historical Romance Where the Princess Marries Into the Grasslands and the Male Lead Is the Great Khan, Thank You
And no awful troublemakers, either.
Stories About Transmigrating to Mongolia as a Consort, Marrying Into Mongolia, or Being Reborn in Mongolia
I've recently gotten into a certain kind of story. Please help me out, I'd be incredibly grateful.
Looking for Historical Romance About a Political Marriage
The male lead is a prince, and the female lead is a princess who travels to his country for a political marriage. I hope the male lead isn’t the cold, aloof type.
Central Plains Princess Sent to the Grasslands for a Political Marriage
Are there any novels where the heroine is from the Central Plains and is a princess sent to the grasslands to marry the Great Khan, but the male lead turns her against him, so she becomes the male lead's wife?
Looking for Novels Where the Heroine Marries Into a Grassland Tribe and Teaches Them to Cook or Farm
A Sweet, Completed Story Where the Female Lead Is Sent Beyond the Border to Marry, and the Male Lead Is From There
Looking for an Arranged-Marriage-Then-Falling-in-Love Story with a Princess as the Female Lead
Either sweet or angsty is fine, as long as it has a happy ending.
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It's been a long time since I've seen a book like this with a compact and thoughtful plot, not exaggerated and logical. The heroine's design is very innovative, fun and smart, and the plot is lively and tense. [Laughs][laughs][laughs]. The author will update soon!
It looks good, the writing is wonderful, and it doesn't drag on! It is true that having a wife and a good wife will be a huge help. If Quan Lingyi had not met Wan Yanzhen, who had changed his soul and changed his face to marry him, he would not have been able to go from being an unknown sixth prince to a powerful king who unified the four kingdoms. The support and recognition that Wan Yanzhen gave him behind the scenes cannot be underestimated, and there is no doubt that so many conspiracies and murderous intentions have been saved. PS: There are a few things in the article that I don't understand. 1. It is clearly said that the Dajin Crown Prince also has a sweaty horse. Why does the article later say that Dajin did not establish a prince? 2. Prince Jing and the crown prince's concubine switched faces to become the queen and the emperor. What happened after they were found out and fled? 3. Didn't the Tianjin Dynasty all practice monogamy? Why did the emperor open a harem again? The overall story is good and the concept is good! What I love most is watching the two-way rush, the happy ending where the male and female protagonists' IQs are on the line!
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The first five points are because there are only five points and not because this book is only worth five points. The author's writing style is very delicate, and each character is vividly created. Although it is a little bit sadistic, it does not hurt to be happy and happy. Alas, I hate, hate that I didn't study well, and I can't describe how good this book is. This is Nan Bowan in my heart! ! !
Wanyan is really a woman with great wisdom, great structure, and vision, and Quan Lingyi is a perfect male protagonist. For Wanyan, she really does not care about the sacrifices, "Without you, everything I do is meaningless," and she has truly achieved this. Two people identify each other unswervingly and never give up even if there is misunderstanding. Love that goes in both directions is the most beautiful!
There are only few comments, but it is very beautiful.
The female protagonist has a strategy, and she is changed to come to the male protagonist's side. She plots and plots, and the male protagonist is deeply involved.
WC is absolutely amazing. It's so good. In my heart, the most important thing is not green tea. Then the plot teaches green tea. It's really good. And Yan Zhilan made me cry to death. I've read all the second male leads in the book. I really think he's so good, even better than most male leads. He has too few side stories with the original heroine. I can't see enough. I really like it. Can you customize it for me? It's not more than a few dozen chapters. [Adoration]
King Qi and Shu Yan are really upset.
I like it very much. The author is great. I don't want to be abusive at all.