
The Eldest Prince at My Side
长公子在侧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 305k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
119Chapters
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This is a story that is mainly based on intrigue and supplemented by emotion. If you want to see the heroine chasing her husband in the crematorium and having an emotional relationship with the hero, it may not be suitable. After all, as the princess, it is impossible for the heroine to indulge in love in a situation where a pack of wolves is watching for internal and external troubles. It may be something that happens after the internal and external troubles are settled and stabilized. Personally, I think the writing and plot are pretty good. It's not a traditional fight between princesses, but a conspiracy triggered by the prime minister involving the previous dynasty and other countries, and the background of the empress. In terms of relationships, both the male and female protagonists were a bit miserable in their previous lives. The female protagonist was deceived and mistakenly believed in the traitor, and the country was ruined and the family died tragically. The male protagonist was not trusted by the female protagonist because she was instigated by the traitor and died in depression. Both parties are reborn. The heroine sincerely regrets and wants the hero to forgive her, but she is also merciless to her enemies. The hero is defensive and sees the heroine change but also chooses to respect her true heart and join forces with the heroine to protect the country. I feel so quick to forgive. 1. The heroine was also deceived. 2. The heroine is sincerely repentant (both the hero and the court have substantial changes). 3. After saying that they share the same difficulties, the most important thing now is that they need to solve internal and external troubles.
The writing is not bad. In fact, the only slight problem is that the heroine calls herself "I" when she is still the prince, but it does not affect the viewing.