From Top Scholar's Wife to Empress
从状元妻到皇后
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 357k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 都以为和离后我会青灯古佛，谁知Alternate title on Fanqie
163Chapters
11Reads
8.2Score
64.7kReads · all time
In booklists 6
Historical Romance, Forced Marriage
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An Ordinary, Calm, and Clever Female Lead
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Any Books as Good as Cherish the Peony and Best Words?
I've read so many books, but these two are still my favorites. I recommend them, too. I'm out of books to read now, so fellow bookworms, please recommend some!
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#Period Setting #Farming #Educated Youth #Male Lead #Looking for Stories Set in the 1950s, ’60s, or ’70s
Preferably stories set in one of the three eras mentioned above. A reborn male lead would be ideal. Quick transmigration stories are fine too, but please don't recommend courtyard-house stories.
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Stories Like The Little Blessed Girl from the Farmer’s Family
Are there any stories like The Lucky Girl of the Farm? Not too much romance, but there should be a male lead. I'd like it to focus more on nurturing and growing up, and on achieving success, like The Lucky Girl of the Farm. Please recommend some! ๏[-ิ_•ิ]๏
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A Sweet Romance About Someone Who Transmigrates Without Being Over-the-Top, with Court Intrigue and a Slow-Building Romance, Plus Second and Third Male Leads
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The writing is good, but it's too short and gets stuck in the awkward part. It's good to marry the second male lead first, and the male protagonist's harem is really...
It's pretty good-looking, but it's missing a bit. Come on.
It looks great, please give it a thumbs up to the author
It's super good-looking. Zhou Yi is a high-spirited young man who is the number one scholar. He loves her and she also likes him, but the surrounding environment doesn't allow it. Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I know from the introduction that it will become a regret. Wow, my regret.
The heroine is 16 years old, and her first husband is 20 years old. They were adults in ancient times. Even if the heroine was over 30 years old in her previous life, there is no need to call her little fiancée or little fiancé. It sounds like the hair on the hair is standing on end! The whole novel is actually quite depressing and restricts women too much! From the beginning when the heroine came out and yelled, I thought the heroine was a lively and straightforward character who would not be bound by rules. However, when she went on a date with her first husband, she didn't even dare to question her, even though she finally asked! But it was quite disappointing from here on out! It is conceivable that the heroine will be bound by many rules after getting married and has to endure it until she can no longer bear to divorce! However, the author's writing is good and the plot is novel. You can check it out!
The plot is okay. Why did the heroine call the hero "Sir" when she first met him? Why did Lin Wanjun call herself "I" when she met the hero for the first time? Why did the imperial doctor use the unit of weight "gram" when prescribing the medicine after the heroine was bitten by a poisonous snake? Was there such a unit of weight as "gram" in ancient times?
It's really wonderful, it's eye-catching, but there are too few, not enough to watch, why did I discover it so early 🥺 🥺
Beautiful and rich in content
The main problem is the introduction. Where does it come from that they have been married for three years? Isn't it just an engagement? And can you still participate in the talent show if you are engaged in ancient times?
Beautiful, the writing is smooth and the description is natural.