
The Princess Sent Away for a Political Marriage
和亲郡主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 352k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
169Chapters
15.2kReads
7.5Score
1.2kShelves
4.5kListens
408kReads · all time
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So far, it's quite interesting. There is a lot of hatred between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist is the first to have a heart. The female protagonist is beautiful, kind, tolerant, and not arrogant. Everyone would like her 🤭~ Visually, Mu Wanning and the child should be the male protagonist's eldest brother. I look forward to the follow-up... Of course, if the author wants HE, he must torture the male protagonist. After all, the male protagonist and his family bullied and wronged the female protagonist in the early stage.
Double clean!!! I like both male and female protagonists. Male protagonists talk less and do more. Introverted men are the most attractive. The heroine is very real, a very down-to-earth beauty, not inexplicably awesome.
It's so pretty, super pretty, I like the male and female protagonists, I really do. I really like girls who are kind-hearted and not so scheming. The female protagonists in many novels nowadays are terrifyingly strong. Not only can they do everything, but the teenage girls are as smart as business women in their decades. I also like the character of the male protagonist, because in real life I also like such a man, who is shy and reserved in love.
I really like the heroine's smart character in the early stage, but seeing the plot of "concubine poisoned" and "imprisoned in a dungeon" made me a little confused. The heroine has a special status as a betrothed princess. The indiscriminate frame-up and extreme treatment by everyone in the palace not only violates the basic political and diplomatic logic, but also makes the story appear to be torture for the sake of torture, sacrificing the rationality of the character. This forced conflict consumes the reader's sense of involvement. As a long-time reader, I sincerely hope that the author can take into account the logic and self-consistency in the subsequent plot, so that the character's behavior can stand more scrutiny.
Qing style!!! No time travel, no rebirth, no bloodshed, pure ancient sayings, my favorite
It's quite good-looking. I think Brother and Wushuang are also good. Can the author write a side story about them later? And even though it looks good. But I always feel that the male protagonist's feelings for the female protagonist are strange. Why did he fall in love with her and be reluctant to let him go? Solve
If updates are too slow, we will read other novels. After being attracted by other novels, we will easily forget about this one.
A woman who made sacrifices for her family and country was smart, beautiful and kind-hearted. She could have had a better life, but she almost died in another country. Fortunately, the author gave her a happy ending, which can be regarded as a tribute to all the concubines.
It is predicted that Mu Wanning and the hero's eldest brother are a couple, and the child should be Mu Wanning's and the hero's eldest brother, because the first time Mu Wanning met the heroine in the back garden, the conversation between her and the hero was a bit subtle. She said she hated the Chu people, and I felt that her hatred of the heroine was not because of competition for favor, but because of hatred between her family and country.
So far, it feels very good-looking and attractive, and people can't wait to know what happens next! But I have never had the patience to pursue books... I often give up after chasing them 🤦 However, I think the author's other two books ended with more than a hundred chapters, and I hope that this one will explain everything quickly and neatly and have a perfect ending! Don't misunderstand and misunderstand and torture and torture endlessly.