Zhao Yi, the eldest legitimate daughter of the Zhao family, enjoyed a life of outward splendor, but even her marriage was only meant to benefit someone else.
In the end, her family fell into decline, her younger sister died of illness, and she herself met a tragic end.
Heaven gave her a chance to be reborn before she married into the prince's household.
This time, whether it's a mountain of blades or a bottomless abyss, I can face it alone.
Prince Mu Su: My wife forgot everything about us after being reborn, and now she's so mean to me. What do I do? Asking urgently.
A split-personality prince who seizes every chance to rush the wedding x a beautiful heroine who seizes every chance to put it off
Sneaking in a few recommendations for my other books:
Coming soon: Xianxia romance Tribulation, a sweet and heartbreaking tale of three lifetimes.
Ongoing: Modern danmei The Film Emperor Is Always Competing with Me, a celebrity power couple.
Completed: Historical romance My Wife Can Fight, but I Spoil Her, a lighthearted and sweet story.
Theme: Independent women can build happy lives.
Since I like my sister, what other stories are there? Just let the younger sister and the concubine get married, and the heroine is a true holy mother, and she will do it all over again with her own life.
The male protagonist is not reborn and he originally likes his sister. The female protagonist is reborn. She is really uninteresting. The male protagonist is a scumbag and is quite disgusting. He has a bunch of wives and concubines.
In a previous life, sisters from the same mother married together. Who would be so cruel?
This sister is sure to grasp the script of White Lotus, her temperament makes people support her
This sister really worked hard for this cheap sister, and she gave up everything, tsk tsk tsk tsk
Two together? Is this family not embarrassed? Only those from unworthy families became concubines. It was a monogamous system with multiple concubines. Only low-level merchants had the idea of equal wives, and it also sounded nice. The status of equal wives was not as good as that of first-class wives. So, what are these parents thinking?
This heroine is so hard to describe. Is it too tolerant for a sister who wants to marry her brother-in-law?
Chapter seven or eight did not say why the younger sister was not allowed to marry the prince. The prince was interested in her sister, and later her sister died. However, it was obvious that her sister had feelings for the prince, and she did not explain clearly, causing misunderstandings. It felt that her sister would become a stumbling block in the love of the male and female protagonists in this life.
If you don't explain the reason and think you have good reasons to control your sister, of course she will turn against you. Qingqing probably thinks that her sister is trying to steal a man from herself.
Let her get married! You don't want to get married, but they want to get married very much! What a delayer you are!