A Love Triangle with Two Husbands (Transmigrate into a Book)
两个夫君的修罗场（穿书）
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- Completed
- Length
- 67k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Lady Hou was truly foolish. With her sister, the Empress, around, wouldn't she have been much more comfortable with a divorce?!
I feel so sorry for the female lead in her past life. The male lead looked down on her but didn't stop them from having sex. She also had to endure bullying from his family, handle all sorts of affairs, and raise the child herself. It must have been so hard for her. It's really not easy for her to endure until the child grew up.
It ended so quickly, I'm so sad. I thought I could elaborate on it more.
I can't figure out why the female supporting character hates the female lead so much. Some people are just born stupid and wicked, without a kind heart.
The saying "a woman's virtue lies in her lack of talent" has finally been applied correctly.
The male and female leads are not only intelligent, but also quite smart.
That author, behind everyone's back, calls herself "Widow Lin," and even "Second Widow Lin"—it's so awkward! It's both pitiful and hilarious.
This article is really good!!!
I think the entire eldest son's family is seriously out of their minds. They blame others for their own shortcomings. The third son is an official, okay? In ancient times, scholars were highly regarded, and holding official positions brought honor to the entire family, okay? The female supporting character's father is even more insane.
What if the prince changes his mind and breaks off the engagement? What if he wants to pursue the girl he first met and fulfill his feelings for her?