Even Concubines Can Coexist Peacefully. the Family Is the Achievement of Everyone's Efforts.
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Want to watch movies like "Who said concubines want to fight in the house?" The book "It's Not Too Late for the Family's Favor (Tie Hua Huang)". It's more like a group portrait, everyone has their own shining point, and it's most beautiful when a hundred flowers bloom.
This is my favorite among all the time-traveling novels. I don't like a certain plot or person, but I like all the ancients described in the novel. The heroine who time-travels is not arrogant and murderous, nor does she describe the historical figures in it as very stupid.
In the later period, the harem group portraits work together to defend the country! You've seen too many ancient palace battles. Have you ever seen someone who cuckolded the emperor and climbed up step by step? Come and see! Ancient words + group portraits + non-shuangjie + non-travel + no system + no golden fingers + non-rebirth + slow pace in the early stage [Businesswoman conceals her affair and enters the palace] [Emperor and Empress hide secret chess] [Women in the harem guard the country together] [Demon concubine Famous Scene 2: The queen and concubines are drinking and chatting happily, can the emperor do it? Famous Scene 3: The drunken king lies on the lap of a beautiful woman, and the queen assists the six palaces to guard the country! An original story that opens low and goes high, with a slow pace in the early stage and high energy in the later stage, which will surprise you!
The protagonist leads the entire family to rise from the adversity of exile, clearly emphasizing the setting of "harmonious development of the family" and "no best relatives". 🌹
A modern college student travels through time and becomes Zhao Wenru, a concubine from an aristocratic family. She meets her aunt, Lu, who treats her as one of her own. In this Jiangnan family where poetry and etiquette are passed down from generation to generation, there is no vicious calculation of traditional house fighting, but a delicate display of the wisdom of getting along with members of different statuses in ancient families. Her aunt taught her how to manage the house, her father supported her in studying and being sensible, and even her aunt took the initiative to help her prepare a dowry - everyone worked hard to leave dignity and tenderness for each other within the framework of etiquette.
Although the relationship between direct concubines and concubines is not the main plot, this group portrait novel shows the story of Chu Tianjiao, the direct daughter of a general, growing up together with the ancestors of the royal family and protecting the family and the country.