
After the Princess Was Sent to Marry the Enemy General
和亲公主嫁给敌国将军后
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 263k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Short and Complete
Short, completed novels, sweet or angsty, age-gap romances are fine too. No idol school stories. Historical or modern settings are both fine. Recommend anything you think is good, but it absolutely has to be short and complete!!!!!
The Female Lead Is Sent From the Central Plains to Marry Into the Western Regions, and the Male Lead Spoils Her Rotten
Looking for books like *The Substitute Bride Becomes Empress*.
The Female Lead Falls from the Sky Onto an Ancient Battlefield, Wearing Modern Clothes and Carrying a Pocket Dimension
The female lead is a military doctor and incredibly capable.
Any Stories with a Male Lead Who Says One Thing but Actually Loves the Heroine Deeply?
Modern romance preferred, though historical settings are fine too. I want an entirely sweet story with no angst, where the heroine knows the male lead says the opposite of what he means and flirts with him. She must only love him!!!
Ancient-Style Romance Novels
Looking for books like *Surviving After My Immortal Bones Were Stripped Away by Cuddling with the Yandere Demon Lord*. Any recommendations for high-quality historical romance with especially beautiful writing that feels comforting to read? Most importantly, both leads need to be smart.
The Female Lead Is Married Off to a Foreign Land for a Political Alliance
A Political Marriage Beyond the Great Wall, From Marriage First to Love Later
The heroine should be a princess sent to marry for peace (a nobleman's daughter is fine too), and the male lead should be from beyond the frontier. They marry first and fall in love later. I'd like something sweet, though a little angst is fine.
How Many Episodes Are There in Hai Tong and Zhan Yin's Story?
Please Recommend a Completed Historical Romance Where the Princess Marries Into the Grasslands and the Male Lead Is the Great Khan, Thank You
And no awful troublemakers, either.
Looking for Palace: The Lockheart Jade, or Stories and Mini-Worlds Based on Old TV Dramas
I want something similar to The Hunter's Daughter in the Qing Dynasty Just Wants a Steady Life. Has anyone written a story about Luo Qingchuan from Palace Lock Heart Jade? Or one where she becomes friends with Luo Qingchuan, and the characters can still travel back to the modern world? There should be things to do in both ancient and modern times, with travel back and forth between them.
Looking for Novels With a Well-Mannered, Proper Heroine
Historical romance. I want a female lead who's not crazy, but playful, delicate, and charming, and a story where people know their place.
Looking for a Modern Romance: A Domineering CEO Hero and a Sweet, Cute Heroine
The Female Lead Falls from the Sky into Ancient Times and Lands in the Regent's Arms
Beautiful Imperial Consorts, an Emperor’s Undivided Devotion, Palace and Household Intrigue; Transmigration or Rebirth Are Fine
Looking for books like *The Tyrant Steals His Beloved*.
Not a Traditional Palace-Intrigue Story. The Male Lead Should Devote Himself Solely to the Heroine Later On, and She Should Be Really Smart
Looking for books like No More Slacking: The Prince's Consort's Daily Struggle for Favor.
A Sweet, Completed Story Where the Female Lead Is Sent Beyond the Border to Marry, and the Male Lead Is From There
Lively Princess Vs. Loyal, Doglike General
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Beautiful, very beautiful! ! ! The heroine will not give up what she wants to do just because she gets married. The hero also gives the heroine a lifetime of action as a couple. This is what I like. I really like the fact that the male protagonist expresses that he only wants one person. This is also something that I should aspire to... I don't know what to say, but I don't really like it. It's a book worth recommending! ! ! This is also my favorite book among the many costume novels I have read! ! !
The heroine's father was framed by the emperor and died in defeat. Later, she was named a princess and was affiliated with the enemy country. Although she was disliked by the queen and husband of the enemy country, she still relied on her own charm to get to know and stay with the male protagonist. The male protagonist was in his second marriage, and his ex-wife died in childbirth. He also stayed in mourning for five years, and it took him a year to accept the female protagonist. Both of them are talkative people, and any misunderstandings are solved on the same day or the next day. All the vicious male and female partners are there to promote the development of their relationship, and there are not too many annoying moments. I think this is not a simple romance novel that describes the love story between the princess and the god of war, but more of a story about the joint efforts of the male and female protagonists to unify the world and create a peaceful and prosperous age. The Yan country is powerful, but it does not pay attention to reading. There has been an imperial examination system to select talents, but the emperor doted on the imperial concubine and framed the loyal brothers. The male and female protagonists merged to take the best and remove the dross, making the Yan country a better country after unifying the world.
The content is still worth watching, but the finale is a bit sudden. I thought there would be a follow-up of Xiao Ze and Nini, and a spin-off would be fine, but it didn't happen [face covering]
Not bad, very pretty
It's a very interesting, long-running story. The heroine thinks clearly and talks about things without too many misunderstandings. I cried when King Yan died and felt that she was involved in the emotions of the family. I hope Xiao Zhe Wanwan's family will live happily, and I also hope Ze'er will be happy!
It's really super good-looking. The introduction in the preface says it's not a double marriage. I thought the male protagonist had many concubines, but it turns out it's not a second marriage. The second marriage is much better than the first marriage with a bunch of women, and the male protagonist is very affectionate and loyal. (Although the same is true for his ex-wife [laughing]) The female protagonist is smart and righteous, so she can be full emotionally. When you marry the male protagonist, you want to live a good life. The male protagonist will not cherish it before, but he wants to live a good life later. However, the female protagonist is very independent. After going through some things, the relationship will work out naturally. The characters here are full of positive energy. There is no gorgeous language, which allows readers to deeply understand the feelings. Great writing
I think this book is still a good little sweet story. The male protagonist is 30 years old and is more than 10 years older than the female protagonist. He had an ex-wife who died in childbirth and he stayed in mourning for her for 5 years. The male protagonist is such a sentimental person. Later he fell in love with the female protagonist wholeheartedly, so I didn't feel uncomfortable with it. When I first married the female protagonist, I didn't let go of my ex-wife. Later, I fell in love with the female protagonist and let her go. There are a mess of supporting characters. This book confirms that sentence. A qualified ex should be as dead as a male supporting character. It is impossible to be together. The female protagonist is very sober, not to mention the female protagonist. The male protagonist does not care at all. No one is bigger than the female protagonist here.
The writing is so good. The story structure and plot, the direction of thinking, and the male and female protagonists' thoughts are so consistent and interesting. The author is really good at writing. I have read them all. It is not wordy, not vulgar, and it is in line with Yan Guo's temperament. If there are more details behind the sweet scene between the male and female protagonists, it will be needed after marriage!
It's really beautiful! ! ! ! The heroine is sane, generous, and raises the best children. The hero will also give the heroine enough respect. It's really beautiful! ! ! The final ending of Xiao Ze and Niu Niu also has an open ending. Will they be together in five years?
The perfect ending: Shangguan Yao, a princess who got married, met a different prince and lived the life she wanted. The country is rich and the people are strong, and those extra episodes that want to see the little emperor's love and love seem redundant. The beauty is as close as you click, leaving some room for your imagination...