[Please add the author's ongoing book "Transmigrated as the Spoiled Favorite of a Playboy Prince" to your favorites~]
Ye Zhenyun transmigrated as the eldest legitimate daughter of the Marquis of Zhenbei's household and married Prince Ning, Yan Heng.
Before she could experience a life of extravagant luxury,
her father fell out of favor with the emperor and was exiled to a desolate land;
Prince Ning found his long-lost beloved, Huo Manning;
and just when the entire capital expected him to divorce her, news came that Prince Ning doted on his wife.
Then, before long, the prince and princess consort still got divorced. But why wasn't it the way everyone expected?
It was the Princess Consort of Ning who insisted on the divorce!
[P.S.]
Please read the blurb carefully. The male lead has a former love, so he doesn't like the heroine at first. If that bothers you, don't start reading.
Ongoing Book: "Transmigrated as the Spoiled Favorite of a Playboy Prince"
Qin Zheng was in a car accident on her way to a performance, and transmigrated along with her zither.
With no family, no money, and hunger making her dizzy, Qin Zheng caught the eye of the madam at Baihua House, who bought her for one tael of silver. From then on, she became a musician.
She had no ambitions of becoming famous in ancient times. All she wanted was to eat well, stay warm, earn a little money, and live out her life there without a care.
Who could have guessed that a playboy prince would take a fancy to her and insist on buying her freedom?
Qin Zheng naturally refused outright, but the playboy prince unexpectedly changed his ways for her. The more she rejected him, the more he clung to her.
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Everyone in the capital knew that the sixth prince, Zhao Chengyun, had been given the title Prince Mediocre. His mother had come from a lowly background, he was out of favor, and he had no chance of inheriting the throne.
Prince Mediocre had no learning to speak of, but he indulged in every kind of pleasure and loved spending time among women. That is, until he met the new musician at Baihua House.
They said the prince wanted to buy the musician's freedom, but she refused;
he wanted to take her as a concubine, but she wouldn't agree;
he obtained an imperial decree to make her his princess consort, but she ran away;
At his wit's end, the prince asked outright, "What exactly do I have to do for you to marry me?"
Qin Zheng replied, "Why don't you try to compete for the throne first?"
Theme: It's better to rely on yourself than on others
The title of the book is deceiving. After seeing more than ten pictures, the heroine and the hero have not yet reconciled. I guess they will not be separated from each other in the future. The heroine just said that she wanted to reconcile, and then the old-fashioned plot of a man chasing a woman... Persuaded him to quit, book friends
It wasn't the original owner who broke off their relationship. The original owner was also innocent, so why should he be resentful...
This... The male and female protagonists actually ended up being gay in the end. The two years of emotional pain that the original protagonist suffered were not the heroine's fault, so she shouldn't take it seriously. The Ye family loves the original protagonist so much that he can't see that his daughter has changed.
The title of the book is deceiving. After seeing more than ten pictures, the heroine and the hero have not yet reconciled. I guess they will not be separated from each other in the future. The heroine just said that she wanted to reconcile, and then the old-fashioned plot of a man chasing a woman... Persuaded him to quit, book friends
Front row, front row, here I come
I accidentally searched for Ye Zhenyun, and I didn't expect that there was a character with the same name.
No, I can't stand it anymore. The male protagonist is actually able to fuck in the end. I'm really bummed.
Hey! I haven't read Jinjiang for more than half a year. I thought this book had been updated a long time ago, but I didn't expect it was still being updated. Come on, author!
Damn, why is it locked?
The male protagonist came to pester the female protagonist before his love affair was clean, and he even called his little lover Ning'er. It was really enough. The relationship between men and women was close and distant, and it was obvious at a glance. Is this still the case in ancient times, when people were so unscrupulous? There are too many flaws, please change the male lead.