
The Substitute Bride: Snow in the Northern Frontier
替嫁:北境有雪
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 517k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient-Style Life
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Looking for Historical Court-Intrigue Novels With Brilliant Schemes and Elegant Prose
Looking for books like *She Wants to Take It Easy, but They Keep Forcing Her to Rebel (Ascending to the Golden Palace).*
Pure Historical Fiction, No Rebirth or Transmigration
I want sweet, doting romance, no angst. I'm very sensitive and can't handle tragic stories.
Looking for Good Classical Chinese Romance Novels Set Among Aristocratic Families, with Household Intrigue and No Idiotic Characters
Looking for a purely historical romance. The male lead comes from a prominent clan and is ambitious. The female lead is his wise, dignified legal wife. I want a domestic-strife story about the two of them managing the family together.
Any Historical Romance Where the Heroine's Sisters Don't Scheme Against Each Other and All Put the Family's Interests First?
Anything good, anything good
Looking for a Clear-Headed, Take-Charge Matriarch Type
Looking for books similar to "Transmigrating to Become the Principal Wife".
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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.
Reader comments 6
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Shen Qingci, the legitimate daughter of Yongninghou Mansion in the Great Zhou Dynasty, is both talented and beautiful. She has been engaged to Xiao Jue, the king of Zhenbei since childhood. She is a couple envied by everyone in the capital. However, after the news came that Xiao Jue was seriously injured on the battlefield and his temperament changed drastically, in order to protect his wealth, the Hou Mansion forced Shen Qingci's sister and concubine Shen Qinghuan to marry him instead. Shen Qinghuan looks weak, but he has his own ups and downs in his heart. With anxiety and loneliness, she embarked on the road to the north. What is waiting for her is not the cruel and crippled prince in the legend, but a calm and wise general who sets up a trap with his own body just to uncover the evil spirit in the army. Their marriage, from the very beginning, was a collaboration in which each got what he wanted. In the capital, Shen Qingci, who succeeded in "substitute marriage", clung to the elegant third prince as he wished, and seemed to be on the road to success. But a wealthy marriage is like drinking water, knowing whether it is hot or cold. Facing the pillow person who also wears a mask, is what she gets the favor she dreams of, or is it another carefully disguised transaction? When the undercurrent in the court finally turned into a huge wave, when the cavalry in the north collided head-on with the machinations of the capital, the fate of the two couples also ushered in the final test. Who is the final chess player?
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