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The sweet young lady can fight in wars and solve cases. She comes from a good family and is beautiful, but she is in poor health. Everyone says she won’t live long, and the families seeking her hand in marriage are of lower and lower standing.
The young God of War has no luck with wives or children, but he refuses to accept that fate. After exhausting every scheme, he carries the sweet young lady home.
After they marry, they both power up, have a child, and level up. Their days are chaotic but as sweet as honey!
They say: The Marquis Bai’s legitimate daughter is in love with Prince Yong.
They say: Prince Yong is devoted to Commandery Princess Huayang.
They say: Consort Shu paved the way for the Bai family’s daughter by giving Commandery Princess Huayang an abortion-inducing drug and promising her the position of secondary consort.
A Ning: His Highness is in love with me? Then please deliver this bowl of abortion-inducing medicine to my elder sister yourself, Your Highness!
They say: Xu Yue, heir to the Duke of Wei’s estate, is cursed to kill his wives. Three of his fiancées have already died.
They say: Commandery Princess Huayang of the Duke of Dingguo’s estate was gravely injured in battle and is not long for this world.
They say: The heir Xu has no luck with wives or children.
They say: Commandery Princess Huayang was badly injured in battle, has to rely on medicine, and won’t live much longer!
Everyone: It’s fate! There’s no escaping it!
The divine physician strokes his long beard: Come on, have a few children and show them!
A sickly, scheming, slow-to-realize sweetheart VS a gentle, jade-like, devoted husband who’s an old bachelor
Two strong leads, sweet romance, ruthless revenge on scumbags
(PS: Li Yu and Bai Fengyi weren’t involved before the story began. They weren’t, they weren’t! Li Yu doesn’t like Bai Fengyi either. He doesn’t, he doesn’t!)
Xiao Yi's Farming Journal
The Young Lady Chef
Blessings to Come
Brocade in Commoner’s Clothing
The Splendid Legitimate Daughter Clings to the Prince Regent
Young Master Quan, Please Take Care
Reborn, I Lounge in the Emperor Uncle's Arms and Live Like a Pampered Princess
Reborn: The Poisonous Woman Returns
Reborn, the Princess Is a Black Lotus
Reborn: Your Majesty, You're Divorced
The Alluring Legitimate Daughter
Dr. Chu’s Spoiled, Fussy Wife Is a Powerful Mystic
It's watchable, 3 stars. The following content is mostly criticism… It's exhausting to watch; one conspiracy after another, one scheme after another, it's all about war, downfall, and assassination... Although it's a wish-fulfillment novel, the female protagonist is reborn to seek revenge. She can easily find dirt on her opponents, and her cheat ability is extraordinary.
The writing is very delicate, the plot is moving, and the details are vivid.
This is a wonderfully written book! It combines the intrigue and power struggles of family feuds with the adrenaline-pumping action of battles. I really enjoyed it.
It's a well-written book, so why are there so few reviews?
The writing is very delicate, and the article is original and unconventional. It's great!
Such a good novel has too few readers! It's a fantastic domestic drama novel with a clear plot and well-developed storyline. The writing is smooth and highly readable—it's really good! The only thing is figuring out the relationships between the characters…
He's half-blind, but it doesn't seem to affect him at all; he's still copying scriptures for his grandmother with great skill. 🤭🤭 Very detailed; it should suit people who enjoy palace intrigue. I've been too busy and tired lately to watch something so slow-paced and mentally taxing. See you later.
The female lead risks her life to save her enemy's daughter!!! This plot is disgusting!
The second half is excellent, though the setup in the beginning is a bit lengthy, especially since the male and female leads don't actually start interacting until around chapter 150, which is too slow for a female-oriented historical romance... However, the author's writing is very good, with few errors, making it a comfortable and enjoyable read.
Looking at the beginning, it seems... Well... Is the author going to tie the female lead and the slave general together? I don't quite understand. If they're really tied together, it feels very awkward; it's too far-fetched. After all, it's not the founding of a nation. Some ideas are already deeply ingrained.