The Princess Sent to Marry Abroad Has Returned

Is the princess in the book based on Princess Taihe of the Tang Dynasty? Princess Taihe was the daughter of Emperor Xianzong of Tang, Li Chun. She married the Uyghur Khan (the Khanate beyond the Great Wall that followed the Turks), and returned after the Uyghur Khaganate was destroyed. This princess is so pitiful. She was sent off to her husband's home by her brother, Emperor Muzong of Tang.

Even after a few years' hiatus, when I started reading Guozi's books again, the thrill of watching the characters get their comeuppance, seek revenge, or gloat remained unchanged. This is the author I've been waiting for, the one I admire. 😌😌😌

The princess's radiance dazzled me; I always felt everyone else was just there to set the stage. But today, seeing Yin Yu with the tiger carrying a rose, I was struck by their perfect pairing! One is cunning, free-spirited, and flamboyant, seemingly oblivious to the power struggles on the chessboard; the other is patient, persistent, and fearless, only revealing his true brilliance in moments of confrontation. These two are truly a perfect match!

Sigh, actually seeing two virgins makes me a little annoyed. The female lead's background doesn't seem right at all. Let's see how the plot develops later. However, I can also imagine the female lead having a rich experience, which doesn't contradict anything. Besides, I wish I could drain the author dry overnight.

Seeing Xingluo's story was quite moving. Often, what we think are choices made for the other person's good isn't necessarily the best choice in their heart. "I'd rather suffer hardships than leave you alone." This kind of trope is common in various works. A thinks they should protect B and sends B away, but for B, they'd rather suffer with A, even the most severe torture, than leave safely.

It's outrageous. They said "Princess's Marriage" would update daily, but "Red Pearl Chronicles" first said weekly, then monthly. Whether it's weekly or monthly, just update already! You can't just leave your readers like this, can you? You just stop updating without even a leave slip. Do you think you're doing right by the fans who defend you and try to find excuses for you?

It's normal for Guozi to be busy in the real world, but you can't just stop updating every time without saying a word. We are all readers who pay for what we like, and you are also an author who earns extra money through your writing. You should have basic professional ethics.

I knew the author had a habit of stopping updates... Luckily I didn't get hooked, I'll wait until it's finished before reading.

Fourteen years of marriage alliance, and she returns still a virgin! How utterly ironic! Does the fact that the female lead isn't a virgin mean she's not "pure"? Unworthy? Unworthy to be the female lead? Unworthy of the male lead's love? The author's forced assumption that the female lead is a virgin really demonstrates her contemptuous mindset that a non-virgin female lead is unworthy.

Will the male and female leads get together so quickly? It's the ambiguous, push-and-pull phase that's most interesting. With the princess's current status, position, and looks, plus no children and being in her prime, it would be abnormal if she didn't have other admirers. I'm not asking for promiscuity or multiple partners, but the more characters the better. 😁