The Crown Princess Is Spoiled by the New Emperor
太子妃被新帝娇宠了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 606k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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593Chapters
2.8kRecommendations
74.3kFans
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I missed the word "concubine" when I read the title, and assumed the Crown Prince was being pampered by the new emperor, thinking the female lead would become empress. Only after clicking in did I realize it was the Crown Princess.
After finishing the book, I felt a bit lost, having to say goodbye to these characters. Whether it was their aging, illness, and death in the book, or my return to reality from the world of the book, this sense of loneliness still lingered in my thoughts. How to put it, I was filled with mixed emotions.
Imperial Harem Rank Chart (from Baidu)
Imperial Concubine Ranking Table First-rank official: Empress Dowager [one name] Rank: Imperial Concubine [two names] - each referring to herself as "this palace" First Rank: Empress [one, with an additional title] (holds the Phoenix Seal, and wields supreme power over the harem)
I don't like this extra chapter; I cried my eyes out. I can't accept that the Emperor died 15 years before his beloved Douhua.
I hope the author sees this and can make some changes.
Yeah, after reading the first few chapters, I was really annoyed. Does the author think the protagonist has some kind of split personality? Who would be in that state of mind after being tormented for three years? Shouldn't they be heartbroken and despondent? How can she be so sentimental after three years? Is her whole body just being sentimental?
Having finished the whole book, I can say it's truly excellent. The author's writing is superb, and I'm easily moved to tears, especially during the final chapters where the female lead reminisces—I couldn't stop crying! Highly recommended!
If I could put myself in Jiang Ronghe's shoes, I would absolutely cry. Those who were by my side are all gone, and one by one I've let go. Especially Wen Xiao and Shen Huaijiao
I've finished reading it! The author writes very well. Strengths: The story isn't angsty; the male lead genuinely dotes on the female lead. I especially loved the banter and teasing among the harem characters, as well as the female lead's monologues. The language is light and enjoyable, not stiff or cold. The female lead is sometimes proud and a little capricious, but it's always just right.
Only after giving birth to the eldest son will things truly be stable; with the establishment of a new dynasty, everything is subject to change.
Is it normal for boys to watch this?