
The Jealous Empress's Bitter Tears
醋精皇后的心酸泪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 334k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Completed Historical Romance That'll Have You Grinning the Whole Way Through
A completed historical romance, very sweet with no angst. Reborn is fine. Both leads should be strong, and the female lead shouldn't be a self-sacrificing saint or a fake innocent. She should be socially savvy. 😍 Thanks so much, lovely ladies and gentlemen! 😘
Any Stories Where the Female Lead Is a Mischievous Troublemaker and the Male Lead Beats Her?
I'd like to read books similar to The Black-Hearted Regent's Little Wife Is Soft and Fragrant.
High-Quality Classical Fiction, No Transmigration or Rebirth
I'm sick of the same old transmigration and rebirth plots.
Clear-Headed, Independent Female Lead Who Doesn't Let Romance Rule Her Life
Looking for books like *Disguised Seduction*. The female lead should be clear-headed and independent, not lovesick, and know what she wants instead of blindly following others. The writing shouldn't feel too juvenile. If there's a couple, the romance shouldn't be too sappy. The leads should grow together and be understanding of each other.
Ancient Romance Novels That Leave You Stunned to the Core
No comedy, no revenge against scumbags, and no female or male protagonist with serious issues. They shouldn’t go around causing trouble, and the plot should be exciting.
Marriage First, Love Later (Historical)!!!
Any ancient-setting novels about falling in love after an arranged marriage?!!!! I'm out of books to read!!!
Proper Historical Romance: No Golden Fingers, Just High-Quality Stories with Sound Values
Looking for books similar to *Bound by Spring's Embrace*.
Are There No Original Stories? They’re All the Same, Like They Were Made from a Template
Looking for books similar to *Transmigrated as a Treacherous Minister’s Legitimate Daughter, She Plays Herself to Perfection*.
Which Books Have Made You Rethink Your Values?
Everyone’s welcome to join the discussion.
I’ve Been Obsessed with Palace-Intrigue Stories Lately. Ladies, Hand Over Your Books!
Trade Books You’ve Read for Ages and Don’t Want to Delete
Underrated Historical Romance with Excellent Writing: No Transmigration, No Cheats, No Brain-Dead Characters
Feel-Good Stories! The Female Lead Doesn't Get Pushed Around, and Watching Her Get Even Is So Satisfying!
I want the kind where the protagonist fires back and fights whenever something bothers them. I don't read novels to get annoyed!
Any Ancient-Era Stories About Marrying First and Falling in Love Later?
Any historical romances with marriage first, love later?
I’ve Been in a Reading Slump for Six Weeks 😭😭 Any Good Reads? Please Save Me 😭
I'm in a Reading Slump. I Can't Get Through More Than a Few Chapters. Any Recommendations?
Gentle Male Leads in Historical Novels Are So Rare
Gentle male leads are so rare 🤕 This is so frustrating 😔
Any Stories With an Unparalleled Beauty Who Doesn’t Hide Her Looks?
No veils!!!
Looking for Stories About Young Emperors and Empresses
Looking for a story where the male and female leads support and trust each other, gradually rising to become emperor and empress, with both career ambitions and romance. I've been watching the Cang Xuan storyline in *Lost You Forever* lately, and it really makes me want to read about a young emperor and empress like that.
Sweet from the Start, No More Marriage First, Love Later
Palace and Household Intrigue with the Female Lead as the Legal Wife
Historical Romance with a Heroine Who’s the Legitimate Daughter of a Prestigious Family and Doesn’t Get Pushed Around
Any novels where the male lead isn't an emperor, but is a legitimate heir from a prominent family?
Looking for an Elegant Historical Chinese Romance Without Outlandish, Over-the-Top, or Brain-Dead Tropes
I want something with elegant, delicate writing. Not the kind that opens with someone getting disfigured or having their heart cut out. That's too melodramatic and clumsy. And no side characters like concubine-born daughters or female antagonists publicly attacking the heroine at banquets. People like that wouldn't survive three hours in ancient times unless they were faking their deaths. It's so unrealistic.
The Male Lead Is the Emperor, and the Heroine Is Already the Empress at the Start. Devoted, Exclusive Love, Both Each Other's First
The male lead is the emperor, and the female lead is already the empress from the beginning. They’re each other’s one and only, and he dotes on her alone.
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Hahahahahahahahahahaha, this is the first time I have seen a Gong Douwen from such a strange angle. It is not that the heroine is fighting against the male protagonist with a group of women, but that the heroine Ji Yun is plotting step by step to crush the sincerity of the male protagonist who has always had a dream of three palaces, six courtyards and seventy-two concubines [laughing]
I cried several times while watching the movie. I was so beautiful that I cried. It was not sadness, but excitement and shock. The heroine Ayun is really sincere and brave. She is determined and fearless in her heart. This is due to her growth and the male protagonist gives her the confidence (negative encouragement [face covering]). Even though the male protagonist agrees with his idea of a harem, he is ultimately defeated by the female protagonist's advances and retreats. The male protagonist is a man with great ambitions and is never confused by others. Now that he has a female protagonist, he will be determined for a lifetime. They have more than one life, they are one and the same Historically, Liu Fuling of the Han Dynasty married at the age of twelve and died of illness at the age of twenty-one. It is a pity that a man with great ambitions has passed away. The author has chosen the material very well, keep up the good work!
Nie Fuling and Ji Yun are a perfect match!!! Both the male and female protagonists have very good personalities. The male protagonist does not have the airs of an emperor, he will compromise and tolerate the female protagonist step by step, showing great love. Some of the supporting characters are also very cute, each with their own personalities.
Yes, I hope that the male protagonist will be tortured later and the male protagonist will willingly love the female protagonist. It is best to have a wife-chasing crematorium to make the male protagonist jealous too. I really want to see a happy ending, with two people for the rest of their lives, and then having several children. It would be better to torture the male protagonist a little in the middle. The author will update more.
My favorite heroine, I dare to love and hate. If there is such a girl in reality, I will fight to be her friend [Blow a kiss][Flow a kiss][Flow a kiss] It was really sad. After watching it for the second time, I found that the sky was falling. What was even more devastating was that the second time I saw it, I discovered that the male protagonist was unclean! [Crying] [Crying] [Crying] The author has the nerve to write about the heroine dying for love in her previous life [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] The male protagonists are all unclean, but I am not sure whether they are everywhere or not. I already doubt whether I have watched it [face covering] [Almost crying] I feel like I have been cheated and hurt [crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying][crying] The unclean person may be the girl who was married to King Pan, and I am not sure whether the male protagonist is a lazy cucumber [crying][crying]
It's really, really beautiful! It would be nice if there were more extras. The young couple is also really super sweet🥰 The other young couples in the article are also sweet. For the couple Lu Meiren × Xiao Langjun, I support the author to open a separate book about them~ I think the ending of the Queen Mother is not bad, but it was quite annoying in the early stage. The princess consort was castrated by the princess with a sword. I think she did the right thing. Some readers don't need to say that the author has double standards because of this. I really like the author's occasional science popularization, which is very interesting🥰 (Off-topic: Some people in the comment area are really too extreme in their words, belittling the heroine all the time. Sometimes I really don't understand that I don't like watching it and just don't watch it.)
When I first read the synopsis, I thought it was a more traditional ancient proverb, but as I read on, I found that it was not. It is actually a relatively light and humorous novel. I gave it four stars because there is a section in the middle where the author may have gotten too excited and went off topic, but overall it is innocuous. It mainly tells the story of the male and female protagonists running for redemption in both directions. The male protagonist longs for love but dare not express it due to childhood reasons, while the female protagonist is on the contrary, a woman who has the courage to express love. From the beginning to the end, she guides the male protagonist how to love and release some things. I think it is still very touching. Another point is that the author quotes a lot of historical allusions, such as: Zheng Burke Yu Yan, Long Yang Weeping Fish, etc. There are also a lot of historical science popularization. I think this is really good. It is a light and humorous novel. You need to read it from this perspective.
The relationship between the jealous queen and the emperor is really beautiful. The jealous queen and the emperor who has no choice but to deal with the queen are really beautiful. The way they get along makes it clear that they like each other. There is no one who is humble. The queen has a very upright outlook on life. The emperor has also gradually changed the idea that it is normal to have three palaces and six courtyards.
I like the heroine very much. She never allows herself to be wronged. She seems to act recklessly but understands everything. The heroine is not weak and can do some martial arts. She once disguised herself as a man and went to the battlefield. The plot is quite relaxing. I really like the interaction between the male and female protagonists. It's quite sweet. The female protagonist is very good at acting coquettishly. The male protagonist is used to the female protagonist and dotes on her. Later, it was said that the male and female protagonists were lovers in their previous lives, but they were lovers in their previous lives. But I think this paragraph is a bit redundant...
It's really super good-looking. I fell into the trap because of that sentence about the male protagonist's harem dream. It really made me laugh to death [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]