Red Finery Against the Tide

A duke's principal wife is called the "Empress Dowager," so why would he need to marry a concubine? Isn't that the standard for princes? This is a huge plot hole.

Based on my ten years of experience reading online novels, the author's writing skills are truly impressive, especially in describing the environment and characters, which creates a vivid and evocative imagery. It feels like watching a TV show rather than reading a novel; the words naturally transform into vivid and lively scenes in your mind.

Is Wanzhen the second or third young lady of the Duke of Dingguo's mansion? Sometimes she's the second young lady, sometimes the third young lady. And who is the older sister and who is the younger sister between Shi Jingyu and Shi Jingfu? It's all reversed. Is Wu Jiao Wu Sheng's older or younger sister? She was said to be the older sister in the first part, but then she became the younger sister. The relationships between the characters are all confusing.

There are so many missing chapters right from the start, some as many as three chapters! Can't you be a little more careful?

It's finished! I wanted more! Thank you so much for your hard work, author!

When will Wanzhen regain her memory? Will the child be affected? Is it possible that Wanzhen will regain her memory after the baby is born?

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This book is very emotional; it seems the author is also a sentimental person.

Books like this are so hard to find, this is truly a great book, highly recommended!