One-sentence summary: A story about a young couple who dote on each other while joining forces to conquer the land.
Within the imposing palace walls of the Tenth Prince's Residence, the Third Prince is the least noticeable of them all.
Yet this seemingly insignificant prince, whom everyone believes is unloved by his father and mother and excels at neither letters nor arms, has a famously distinguished study companion: Shen Chenglan, the youngest legitimate grandson of the Duke of Jing.
When he was a prince at the Tenth Prince's Residence, she was the study companion who depended on him, and he on her.
When he was the crown prince in the Eastern Palace, she was his loyal and dutiful minister.
When he ruled the world from the Qianqing Palace, she was the empress who stood shoulder to shoulder with him.
He was her.
His childhood sweetheart, his crown princess, his empress.
[Reading Guide]
1. The male lead's disguise skills are off the charts, and his heart is black as ink [^_^]
2. The female lead is a master of disguise, equally at home in court and in the imperial bedchamber (*^__^*)
3. Both are reborn. Childhood sweethearts, mutual devotion, and plenty of sugary romance dropping in without warning. Enter at your own risk!
4. The setting is fictional, so please don't try to verify it. Please, please
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"Flawed"
A decisive regent princess × a cool-headed, dangerously unhinged noble minister
One is ruthless, the other is crazy / SC, 1v1, happy ending / powerful couple who dote on each other
In the twenty-first year of Yong'an, the emperor died.
The new emperor was young, so the eldest princess, Fu Yuan'an, was commanded to govern as regent.
During her ten years as regent, Fu Yuan'an ruled with an iron hand and put the inner court and outer court in order. She left herself no way back and gave her political enemies no way back either, earning the enmity of virtually every gentleman and villain in court!
As a result, some cursed her in whispers, some wrote stories to curse her, and others even wrote books to curse her.
But few dared curse her to her face.
Rong Huaizhang was an exception.
He placed first in all three imperial examinations, was a disciple of a great Confucian scholar, and came from the Rong family of Xunzhou. He was truly a noble and capable minister, and had every right to criticize her.
This adversary, who seemed to want to submit remonstrances against her every day, actually disregarded the whole world's gossip after her death and married her spirit tablet into his household.
Watching him stand aloof in court and lay one deadly trap after another, willing to let blood soak the streets just to avenge her, Fu Yuan'an finally understood how terrifying a clear-headed person could be when they went mad.
Reborn, the first thing Fu Yuan'an planned to do was take Rong Huaizhang, that menace, for herself!
Theme:
Isn't that wrong? Didn't I meet the emperor when I first started reading? Why did it become the first time I met him?
Shen Chenglan: My reputation has been completely ruined by my sister
Mr. Cang who traveled through time! It turns out to be cotton
I really want to know the story behind the queen
It turns out you are such a father!
Wasn't Concubine Shen demoted before? Why are you back?
Finished? Not enough
Complete the show of flowers and mutual favor competition
??? What? There is no extra story?
The opening chapter is actually quite good, but it ends up going a little off topic, especially "daily life" and "loving husband", which don't have much reflection. Especially in the later period, the male and female protagonists were eager to wrap up the story after returning from Fuzhou. Most of them used third-person narration to quickly finish the rest of the story. But overall, the story is relatively complete. In fact, the author is very good at third-person narration, and the description of war deployment is also very detailed. He can describe various relationships and situations, but in the end there is a lack of emotional integration and the narrative seems straightforward. And as a romance novel, there are too few scenes and interactions between the male and female protagonists, especially after returning from Fuzhou in the later stages, there are almost none. In addition, asking the heroine to become a martial arts champion and then lead the troops to fight seriously is not enough in terms of rationality, so it seems quite far-fetched and unreasonable. After all, the background setting in the article is a normal ancient society. Even in a novel world full of opportunities and coincidences, arrangements should be made for the rationality of actions to ensure the logical rigor of the article. Therefore, the author should at least explain in the description between the lines how these apparent obstacles were cleared, and what combination of factors enabled the heroine to achieve this. In fact, even if the heroine is a martial arts heroine, her independence of personality, personality charm and life value do not have to be highlighted by personally going to the battlefield to defend her home and country and drive away the Tartars. I personally think this is a misunderstanding of many people, as if the heroine knows martial arts but does not fight, she is not free, her talents are buried, and she is relegated to the back home. So there is no need to arrange for the heroine to take the martial arts test and go to the battlefield. Even if the heroine is just Princess Ning, she can do a lot. Anyway, congratulations on the finish. I have read the author's daily life of the abandoned queen before, Jin Shu Nan Tuo read part of it, and also browsed other copywriting. The heroine in the author's works is always committed to doing projects that benefit the country and the people. In the impression, after abandoning her, her daily rational construction is okay, at least there are fewer conflicts with "seeking political power in her position"