
The First Daughter-in-Law of a Prestigious Family
名门第一儿媳
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- Completed
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- 3.3M Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Classical Alternate History
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- 1y ago
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- Qidian
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The heroine would rather die than marry her fiancé. The author has never explained the reason clearly. She only agreed to exchange marriages with the hero once she met her. On the bridal night, she was clearly told by the hero that marriage is a transaction. As a smart heroine, she behaved like a love brain. The hero's family status was embarrassing. The heroine was jealous and refused to return home. She was with the opposite sex who was (probably) suspected of being a political or love rival, so the hero went all out to find her, unable to place himself clearly. When I saw this, I didn't see the intelligence of the heroine that my friends praised! My humble opinion, I hope my friends can clear up the confusion!
Although it is a work of the Tang Dynasty, I still hope that the plot will not overlap too much 🙂 The character background and the plot overlap too much. I don't know why, but it always feels like a spoiler 😂😂😂. I feel that I have vaguely guessed the life trajectories and endings of many characters.
Could it be that the prototype of Princess Crescent Moon is Concubine Yang, the daughter of Emperor Yang of Sui Dynasty... (If this is the case, will Princess Crescent Moon also marry in the end...😭)
The male protagonist is Taizong, the female protagonist is Guanyin, and the princess is Yang Fei. Is it too outrageous for Taizong to ignore Guanyin because of Concubine Yang? It seems that all the sons born to Guanyin were regarded as legitimate sons by Taizong, and almost all of them died a good death. Moreover, Guanyin's youngest son finally became the emperor, but Concubine Yang's son failed to seize the throne. The plot is a bit bloody, so let's watch it first.
After watching it for so long, I still feel that The Abandoned Concubine is really the pinnacle of Leng Da (the kind that cannot be surpassed).
Since it is a fantasy, I hope they can have a dreamy and happy ending! ~
Most of the heroines in their novels almost never endow them with the most outstanding and beautiful beauty, but without exception they all have superhuman wisdom and talent! ❤️As light as you want, you should also be as happy as you want! ! !
Ruyi does not seem to be as smart as Yan Qingqing🤔 (still quite interesting😅)
In fact, if the heroine says she likes her first, that means she is miserable.
It seems to be a fictional version of the late Sui Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty. The second son is probably Taizong. Why is there not a single post? It's strange.