The emperor and empress's first child, the immensely beloved Princess Chonghua, met a shocking end: a cup of poison, and death alongside her husband.
Heaven took pity on her and gave her another chance. While busy getting revenge, Chonghua makes time to enjoy a childhood romance with the man who will one day be her husband.
But, my dear future husband, why are you so difficult even as a child?!
A new novel coming next year: The Princess Is Having the Time of Her Life!
Princess Jiang Zhaozhao is choosing a husband. She has only one requirement: he has to be handsome.
Three portraits captivate her so much she can't look away, but unfortunately...
One is ambitious, one is consumed by an obsession, and one has no interest in power and only loves romance.
They are certainly handsome, but they also have no interest in becoming her husband.
She just can't bear to give up those three faces. When she sees that all three men have younger brothers, she thinks it over and decides that if she can't have the older brothers, she can go for the younger ones. They're family, after all, so they should look alike.
But when the portraits of the younger brothers arrive, Jiang Zhaozhao realizes she's in trouble.
They do look alike, but the younger brothers are also strikingly beautiful, each with their own unique charm, and every bit as handsome as their older brothers.
Jiang Zhaozhao: There were only three men in my heart before. Now there are twice as many!
After thinking it over for the time it takes an incense stick to burn, she makes up her mind: What husband? This princess won't marry anyone in this life. I don't ask for forever, just for a chance to have them!
Scene One:
Princess Chongxi, who had been 'little known' until then, suddenly draws everyone's attention when her sensational romantic history comes to light. Three relationships, and seven people involved, counting the princess herself.
Brothers turn against each other over one person / Which twin is the stand-in, and which is the true love? / An uncle and nephew sever ties overnight, and it's all for her?
Everyone gasps: Wow, the princess sure knows how to have fun!
Scene Two:
In recent years, the Great Sheng Empire has entered a golden age, with brilliant talents emerging everywhere.
Need money? There's a genius. Need food? There's a genius. Need land? There's still a genius!
Every department is fighting over these men, and even the emperor pretends not to notice their peculiarities. Yes, peculiarities.
All six are observing mourning for their wives. There's nothing wrong with that, except none of the six have ever been married, and not even their families know whose deaths they're mourning.
And the six of you became close friends over your shared past, often getting together to reminisce about your dead wives. How have you spent two years mourning and still not realized you're all reminiscing about the same person?!
Content note: There will be faked deaths, and each breakup is followed by one. There are three in total. The female lead never suffers any grievances, but in a sense, this is 'male lead torture.'
Theme: Childhood sweethearts, the boy teases the girl.
Originally, I didn't care much about novels, but I was attracted by the last sentence of the copy. 030
At first I thought I would read a few chapters and then stop reading, but I ended up reading the whole book for some reason.
The author could have solved this problem with Tang Li in 1/3 of the text, which I personally think is good. Otherwise, if most of the story was about the love, hate and sorrow left over from the previous life (revenge is the right thing XD), I would probably find it very boring. At first, I thought Tang Li would be the ultimate boss, and I lurked until the end to solve it. I was a little surprised by the result, but I thought it was well written. (Have I read too many rebirth novels?)
As for the issue of seeing other people commenting on the lack of emotion... I personally agree that it is impossible to substitute the emotions of the male and female protagonists. But I feel about the family relationship between the Queen Mother, the Queen and the heroine. The later I saw the helplessness of the Emperor's House and the heroine marrying the Queen Mother, the Queen made me a little bit sad (although I think we can make more progress, anyway, the book will get better and better as it is written)
The relationship between the male and female protagonists could be strengthened, and maybe it would be better if the male protagonist was not written so woodenly. Otherwise, in the books I have read, the male protagonist is not wooden, but the male protagonist is not wooden at all, but has no emotional world at all. Even the love for the female protagonist feels a bit forced to be written for him.
When reading this book, I always felt like I was reading The Legend of Zhen Huan. Especially the five years I went to Pule Mountain with the Queen Mother and then returned to the palace, the whole thing reminded me of Zhen Huan!! If you read the whole book from beginning to end like others (e. G. Me), these five years are not even one month! The growth of the heroine (although she is indeed an adult mentally) at least write about how she started cooking (more detailed, of course, not referring to the materials, but her transformation). I know that there are indeed reasons for writing in the article, but those few sentences are really better than not writing because writing it is the same as not writing it, and it cannot bring me the fact that five years have passed. I think if the author feels that his transitional article is not good, he should at least write 3 chapters and stuff it with something to find a fox or a dog or something to raise him or something. (Anyway, the female protagonists in a lot of books have foxes inexplicably, although in reality it is unlikely LOL) (The same goes for the male protagonist!) Just don't leave out the blanks, because there is really no sense of the whole.
Let's talk about the above point again, how long did it take for Mo Bai to go to Northern Xinjiang (if I didn't miss it, the article states how many months it is). How many months does it mean 3 months/6 months/9 months? There is a big difference between 3 months and 9 months. It's too fast to go to Northern Xinjiang, right? It makes no sense to say 3 months to pacify Northern Xinjiang + the plague. 9 Months is too fast, but it can be exempted from force. Also, There is a section later when the prince and little 8 appear, and it is said that the prince is 8 years old. It is true that the prince was 3 years old at the beginning, and the heroine left for 5 years. 3+5 Is OK. But it seems too late to mention that the prince is 8 years old in that paragraph. It is unnecessary. It should be said that 9 is almost 10 years old? The heroine was 8 years old when she came back. A lot of things happened, so it is a bit unreasonable to still be 8 years old.
In fact, here I mainly want to say (suggest) that the author really needs to sort out the timeline of the book. There are too few transitional articles and the passage of time is unclear. It is very difficult to read. I can't even calculate how old the heroine is when she gets married (when the book ends).
Overall, I like it, otherwise I would be too lazy to type. This is better than what I expected from a rebirth article (at least it's not with Goldfinger turned to the maximum). I am typing this mainly because I want to give some suggestions, because the story is very good and should not be eclipsed by those little things. Although these are not the most important, without them, the article would really lose its luster.
I haven't typed Chinese in a long time. I typed on this for more than an hour. I can't type a bunch of words QAQ. My Chinese is getting worse and worse.
Finally, congratulations on finishing the book. I feel like you worked hard :)
It's really finished and the flowers are blooming~\(≧▽≦)/~Actually, I'm not a very patient person. To be honest, I don't think this is the most outstanding one in my favorites. I didn't expect to catch up to the end. Perhaps it was Doudou's serious reply to every comment and regular updates every day that kept me here. For a serious author, Sang, I can never give up on my article. I always hope that such an author in Jinjiang can feel a little more at ease because of my comment. It's really amazing to be able to finish an article! Chonghua and Mobai must be living happily in a parallel world now. The years are quiet and peaceful, and I wish you the same happiness.
Leave a message when it's finished (>
Happy ending. Congratulations. I was originally wondering if Liu Xiangnan would abduct a little loli. Ahem, my taste seems too strong.
Oh, I'm going to bite you. Am I just lazy?
That's it. . . . . ? ? ? ?
Congratulations on the completion~~~Thank you for your hard work~~~Looking forward to the extra chapter^_^
Finished spreading flowers~\(≧▽≦)/~No one can save my racing mind...
Why are you being abused again? . . . .
Mo Bai T^TWhy is it like this after not seeing each other for a while? T^T
Remarry as Queen
The Queen Is Beautiful and Wild!
Bow Down and Be Her Slave
After My Ex-Husband Became the First Assistant
The Emperor Is Jealous Again
Good Luck
The Queen's Tragic Epilogue
The Young Phoenix Returns
On Raising an Empress
One Slimming Cure for All Sorrows
Qing in Chang'an
The Phoenix Soars Through the Nine Heavens
Originally, I didn't care much about novels, but I was attracted by the last sentence of the copy. 030 At first I thought I would read a few chapters and then stop reading, but I ended up reading the whole book for some reason. The author could have solved this problem with Tang Li in 1/3 of the text, which I personally think is good. Otherwise, if most of the story was about the love, hate and sorrow left over from the previous life (revenge is the right thing XD), I would probably find it very boring. At first, I thought Tang Li would be the ultimate boss, and I lurked until the end to solve it. I was a little surprised by the result, but I thought it was well written. (Have I read too many rebirth novels?) As for the issue of seeing other people commenting on the lack of emotion... I personally agree that it is impossible to substitute the emotions of the male and female protagonists. But I feel about the family relationship between the Queen Mother, the Queen and the heroine. The later I saw the helplessness of the Emperor's House and the heroine marrying the Queen Mother, the Queen made me a little bit sad (although I think we can make more progress, anyway, the book will get better and better as it is written) The relationship between the male and female protagonists could be strengthened, and maybe it would be better if the male protagonist was not written so woodenly. Otherwise, in the books I have read, the male protagonist is not wooden, but the male protagonist is not wooden at all, but has no emotional world at all. Even the love for the female protagonist feels a bit forced to be written for him. When reading this book, I always felt like I was reading The Legend of Zhen Huan. Especially the five years I went to Pule Mountain with the Queen Mother and then returned to the palace, the whole thing reminded me of Zhen Huan!! If you read the whole book from beginning to end like others (e. G. Me), these five years are not even one month! The growth of the heroine (although she is indeed an adult mentally) at least write about how she started cooking (more detailed, of course, not referring to the materials, but her transformation). I know that there are indeed reasons for writing in the article, but those few sentences are really better than not writing because writing it is the same as not writing it, and it cannot bring me the fact that five years have passed. I think if the author feels that his transitional article is not good, he should at least write 3 chapters and stuff it with something to find a fox or a dog or something to raise him or something. (Anyway, the female protagonists in a lot of books have foxes inexplicably, although in reality it is unlikely LOL) (The same goes for the male protagonist!) Just don't leave out the blanks, because there is really no sense of the whole. Let's talk about the above point again, how long did it take for Mo Bai to go to Northern Xinjiang (if I didn't miss it, the article states how many months it is). How many months does it mean 3 months/6 months/9 months? There is a big difference between 3 months and 9 months. It's too fast to go to Northern Xinjiang, right? It makes no sense to say 3 months to pacify Northern Xinjiang + the plague. 9 Months is too fast, but it can be exempted from force. Also, There is a section later when the prince and little 8 appear, and it is said that the prince is 8 years old. It is true that the prince was 3 years old at the beginning, and the heroine left for 5 years. 3+5 Is OK. But it seems too late to mention that the prince is 8 years old in that paragraph. It is unnecessary. It should be said that 9 is almost 10 years old? The heroine was 8 years old when she came back. A lot of things happened, so it is a bit unreasonable to still be 8 years old. In fact, here I mainly want to say (suggest) that the author really needs to sort out the timeline of the book. There are too few transitional articles and the passage of time is unclear. It is very difficult to read. I can't even calculate how old the heroine is when she gets married (when the book ends). Overall, I like it, otherwise I would be too lazy to type. This is better than what I expected from a rebirth article (at least it's not with Goldfinger turned to the maximum). I am typing this mainly because I want to give some suggestions, because the story is very good and should not be eclipsed by those little things. Although these are not the most important, without them, the article would really lose its luster. I haven't typed Chinese in a long time. I typed on this for more than an hour. I can't type a bunch of words QAQ. My Chinese is getting worse and worse. Finally, congratulations on finishing the book. I feel like you worked hard :)
It's really finished and the flowers are blooming~\(≧▽≦)/~Actually, I'm not a very patient person. To be honest, I don't think this is the most outstanding one in my favorites. I didn't expect to catch up to the end. Perhaps it was Doudou's serious reply to every comment and regular updates every day that kept me here. For a serious author, Sang, I can never give up on my article. I always hope that such an author in Jinjiang can feel a little more at ease because of my comment. It's really amazing to be able to finish an article! Chonghua and Mobai must be living happily in a parallel world now. The years are quiet and peaceful, and I wish you the same happiness.
Leave a message when it's finished (>
Happy ending. Congratulations. I was originally wondering if Liu Xiangnan would abduct a little loli. Ahem, my taste seems too strong.
Oh, I'm going to bite you. Am I just lazy?
That's it. . . . . ? ? ? ?
Congratulations on the completion~~~Thank you for your hard work~~~Looking forward to the extra chapter^_^
Finished spreading flowers~\(≧▽≦)/~No one can save my racing mind...
Why are you being abused again? . . . .
Mo Bai T^TWhy is it like this after not seeing each other for a while? T^T