The Matriarch Shines Alone, and Her Cold-Faced Husband Falls for Her

The male lead is really unworthy of the female lead. I can understand that he has a crush on her, but it's disgusting that he found a substitute and then allowed her to dance in front of the female lead. If the ending is going to be a happy one, I beg the author to include a "chasing-back-to-the-wife" plot to really torment the male lead! It's infuriating!

Yes, it's a time-travel novel, but it has a unique perspective and is a good read. Xie Huaixu, the young general from the Duke's mansion, who was invincible on the battlefield, finally experienced love and found what he considered the most beautiful love. However, upon returning from another campaign, he discovered that his beloved had become the emperor's favorite concubine.

It's a great show, but I hope the female lead can maintain her character and stay clear-headed later on. I hope she doesn't fall for the male lead so easily. At least let the male lead suffer a bit; he has so many people on his mind. The female lead shouldn't get "together" with him so easily! 😫😫😫

I thought it was going to be a tragic story, but it turned out to be quite enjoyable throughout. The main thing is that the female lead is clear-headed and enjoys the present moment. The key point is that there are sweet moments, unlike some transmigration novels where the female supporting character doesn't consummate the marriage after knowing she's a supporting character, which is quite unrealistic.

The plot, the author's writing style, and the female lead's personality are all good. My biggest concern is the clean romance aspect; I only read historical romances these days, especially those with impure characters. I started reading this one after reading the synopsis and it turned out to be quite good. However, the author's updates are irregular, so I'll probably stop reading soon.

Actually, it's very well written, capturing the "wanting everything" mentality of ancient men very well 😂 Men's words are deceitful, and the female lead is basically trying to save herself, after all, she's a cannon fodder supporting character 😏, powerless in the story, only able to let love and hate drift by, not to be taken seriously 🤭😂 In the end, the female lead suffers and endures hardship…

The male lead was annoying at first, but thankfully the female lead didn't fall for him, which was quite satisfying. She's incredibly intelligent, resourceful, and always stays clear-headed, knowing exactly what she wants. The final epilogue about the original owner and the modern-day prince was also good; it was quite enjoyable.

This is very realistic. The female protagonist's views on life and love are truly rational and mature. Thank you for this book; it has been incredibly helpful to me during my period of emotional confusion. In relationships, we hope our partners are of good character and responsible, but we don't want them to be overly responsible, or even solely responsible to us.

It's great! 5 Stars! What's different from other dramas is that the male lead doesn't initially steadfastly wait for the female lead. Instead, he falls in love with her because she herself is worthy of love. Girls, remember this: a man is good to you because you are good to him. Love is wonderful, but even without it, we have a wider world—interests, studies, work—all are part of your life.

The male lead is so realistic; he has so many common male flaws. The female lead is also incredibly insightful. But the more I read, the more I want her to shine alone. I love her mental state; I don't even want the male lead anymore.