The heroine, the legitimate daughter of the prime minister's palace, is gentle and dignified, and marries the prince of the Hou family for love. Because there was no support from her mother's family (the Prime Minister's house was in a state of decline), she suffered many injustices in the Hou's house, but she always endured it and loved her husband deeply. The male protagonist, Prince Zhenbei, looks cold and affectionate, but is actually extremely conceited and has double standards. He regards his domestic slave (the second female) as his childhood sweetheart's "sister" and even his spiritual sustenance, but ignores his wife's feelings. The second heroine appears to be pitiful, weak and unable to take care of herself, but in reality she is deeply scheming and good at using her "lowly" status to gain sympathy and gradually erode the heroine's status. The male protagonist is a regent or a miracle doctor, and the female protagonist is the later savior, with overwhelming power. The love, hatred and hatred between the four people slowly unfolded...
Reader comments
The writing is smooth and concise, the plot has ups and downs, and the logical reasoning is reasonable. It is worth reading.
A very good book. The text of the short book is concise and does not pile up useless flowery words. The storyline is also good. The characters are realistically drawn.
The writing is smooth and concise, the plot has ups and downs, and the logical reasoning is reasonable. It is worth reading.
A very good book. The text of the short book is concise and does not pile up useless flowery words. The storyline is also good. The characters are realistically drawn.