Spring Deepens at the Noble House
高门春深
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 261k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Radiant Beauty: The Beloved Daughter of a Prestigious Clan盛世娇颜，世家高门的独宠Alternate title on Fanqie
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She Pursues Him, Then Is Reborn and Gives Up
The heroine pursues the hero, but never wins him over in her past life, or they get married and she mistakenly believes he doesn’t love her. After she is reborn, she decides to stop pursuing him, and he ends up desperately trying to win her back.
Completed, Feel-Good Stories with a Noble, Strong Female Lead, Preferably Reborn
In her first life, she was the reason her family was ruined. After being reborn, she treats the people who were kind to her well and makes them happy, while making the people who mistreated her suffer the same ruin.
Exciting, Gripping, and Well-Written: Even One of These Is Enough
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A Dozen Gentle, Principled Heroines from Good Families, Please
The female lead should be gentle and talented, not a shrew.
Reader comments 3
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I haven't read the book yet and I saw an interesting comment, asking why it's not a princess but a princess? The status of princesses in ancient times was diverse. According to historical records, during the Tang, Song and Ming dynasties, the daughter of the crown prince or the daughter of a royal family member was granted the title of princess. For example, Princess Anle, daughter of Tang Zhongzong, was Princess Anle when Tang Zhongzong was still the prince. This point is clearly stipulated in the "Liu Dian of the Tang Dynasty", "The daughter of the crown prince is granted the title of princess, and she is regarded as a subordinate." I read this chapter and found out that Princess Anle was the late emperor's cousin. My cousin is also a sister 🤔🤔🤔
I accidentally clicked on a book and have been following it for a long time. I continue to cheer as I watch the author grow along the way. What I like very much is that each character has its own characteristics and is not just a perfect character. For example, Lin Xiande has always hated the An family because of the grievances between his ancestors. But in reality, deep down, there is resentment towards myself for not being able to remain pure. The male protagonists Wang Jiuzhao and Xie Rong are brothers in the same school, political enemies, and love rivals. In fact, they are friends. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is love at first sight and attraction to each other. At the same time, it is mixed with the helplessness of the obstacles of family background. After all, no one can really do whatever they want. Xie Rong is really upset, keep working hard
I like Wang Jiuzhao's love for An Zijin. I don't know where it started. Their deep and long-lasting love feels like the Peony Pavilion. Each character has his or her own characteristics. Wang Jiuzhao is a proud, responsible and gentle person. Although life is a bit tiring, it makes him more real. Xie Rong is unscrupulous and only has the heroine in his heart, but he always feels that the way of love may not be what she wants. After the heroine was reborn, she took every step steadily and looked forward to a qualitative leap in the future.