Content warning: The male lead has a first wife and a concubine, but he is sexually inexperienced!
The Prince of Chong's heir: a brilliant scholar and warrior, sharp-tongued, proud, and scheming (perfect score) × a timid, weak-willed, money-loving, beauty-conscious, pampered maid (zero points)
Fictional dynasty / chaotic times / light political intrigue / both leads are sexually inexperienced / childhood sweethearts / favors his concubine and neglects his wife / favoritism / older man / powerful man humbles himself for love
After Xie Jinchen succeeded to the title of Prince of Chong, he won a resounding victory in his first campaign and returned home in triumph. The first thing he did was kneel before his mother, Madam Cui, and use his military achievements to beg her to give him her personal maid, Su Anluo. With no other choice, Madam Cui agreed and made Su Anluo a secondary consort.
Later, Xie Jinchen was often mocked and denounced by his political enemies for “favoring his concubine and neglecting his wife.” But since he held great power, their attacks had little effect.
He had always believed that if you loved someone, you should give her the very best of what you had. Naturally, that included his power, status, and wealth.
So after Xie Jinchen conquered the realm and became emperor, with all the power and influence he could wish for, he placed the empress's seal firmly into Su Anluo's hands before everyone's eyes.
I was too confused after reading this novel. I am the female protagonist and I can't bear to see the female protagonist being abused. The male protagonist in this novel is pretty good at protecting the female protagonist. But I think the male protagonist is too powerful. I will be jealous of him and think about what it would be like if the female protagonist had this power. In fact, I hate and hate it. I just hope that more girls can control the power by themselves instead of relying on others. But if the male protagonist is too weak, he cannot protect the female protagonist. I would think that he is useless. In fact, as a sweet pet novel, this novel is passable. But when I read this novel, I can always think of the sentence that being favored and being humiliated are essentially the same. But it is not fair for me to use this standard to measure a sweet pet novel. What's more, the writing style of this novel is not bad. Sometimes I also wonder whether this so-called enlightenment is good or bad. I like reading novels very much, but ever since I read the sentence "There is essentially no difference between being favored and being humiliated." When I read novels, I always have more requirements for the plot. A lot of low-level fun is missing, but high-level fun is difficult to have. Invisibly, I don't know how much happiness is missing. Okay, okay, I still think it is better to be miserable than numb. Maybe a little less happiness, but a little more reason is also good. Speaking of which, the novel is still good except for the things I mentioned above. The male protagonist is the only favorite.
The author's writing is good [like it] I feel it is a good writing style in Tomato. The whole article has a relatively ordinary and light writing style, which is relatively restrained, but the text reads more strongly. There is a shadow of a cool article, but it is not a cool article on the surface. The male protagonist really shows preference, and it is blatant 😳. In front of him is a young man with a short mouth. The female protagonist is cute, a bit transparent and cute 😜, there is a little cleverness, but it is not clear 😂 The male protagonist can see it, but he follows her and tricks her, allowing her to use her cleverness to achieve what he wants. So far, it's pretty good. I like it😍, but I don't have enough words to describe it.
I finally came across my favorite sweet article. It's sour and sweet. The only difference is the status. Both the male protagonist and his mother treat the female protagonist well, and they can be considered as being raised by their side. The Crown Prince's wife is quite sober. I don't know what the plot will be in the future.
It's good-looking. The male protagonist blatantly favors the female protagonist and doesn't want the female protagonist to be wronged. It's quite sweet. Although he was venomous when he was young, it is more like a way to attract the attention of the girl he likes. There is also a bit of a double standard. He likes a partner who is only good to you and indifferent to others. The male protagonist has a wife and concubines, but the male protagonist does not talk to other people and only likes to talk to the female protagonist. I hope the author will update soon and update more!
Finally, I saw a heroine who has her own little thoughts, is not so smart, and is not a time traveler. There is no bloody misunderstanding between the two, and there is no life-and-death talk. I haven't seen such a refreshing novel in a long time.
So far, it looks pretty good. The male protagonist only favors the female protagonist. I hope there won't be any incidents in the future where he favors other women in order to balance the backyard. [I'm about to cry.] The main wife seems to be a good person. I hope she has a good ending.
I did everything I could and gave her everything I could and couldn't give. It was a blatant preference and said, "If you want to climb a high tree, climb on me." So far, the tie is pretty good. I basically didn't abuse the heroine. There was a little bit of frustration in the house fight.
Beautiful! The male protagonist's preference is made clear! The main reason is that in troubled times, the male protagonist has military power, and the female protagonist... To be honest, I don't see much personality charm. I don't know why the male protagonist loves him so much. Anyway, it's the female protagonist: Breathe. The male protagonist: I love it.
I thought the plot of this book was very smooth throughout. There is no choice between male and female protagonists. It's a perfect and enjoyable story since the male and female protagonists get together. It is also the kind of male protagonist that many people like to watch. He really has power, so people will care about what he says. If the heroine is offended, he can really use the power he has to stand up for the heroine. And I like the heroine's character very much, and she is also very smart. Looking at the whole process, there were no flashpoints or anything like that. Fine
My expectations for this book were high. After reading the introduction, I thought I had found a book I would like to read. Putting aside everything else, it makes sense that the male protagonist initially married a princess and a concubine but didn't consummate the marriage, because he didn't like it after all. But what's the matter with taking the heroine as a concubine and not touching her for so long? Moreover, the male and female protagonists are connected and there is no misunderstanding. I just can't understand it.