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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The female lead refuses to marry her fiancé even at the cost of her life, and the author never clearly explains why. She agrees to marry the male lead after only one meeting, only to be explicitly told on their wedding night that marriage is a transaction. Despite being intelligent, the female lead acts as if she's blinded by love.
Although it's a fictional Tang Dynasty setting, I still hope the plot doesn't overlap too much with other historical events. 🙂 Too much overlap between character backgrounds and plot points gives me a spoiler feeling, I don't know why 😂😂😂. I feel like I've already vaguely guessed the life trajectories and endings of many characters.
Could Princess Xinyue be based on Consort Yang, the daughter of Emperor Yang of Sui? (If so, would Princess Xinyue eventually marry...?😭)
The male lead is Emperor Taizong, the female lead is Guanyinbi, and the princess is Consort Yang. Isn't it absurd that Emperor Taizong ignores Guanyinbi because of Consort Yang? It seems that all of Guanyinbi's sons were adopted by Emperor Taizong as his legitimate heirs, and almost all of them died peacefully. Moreover, Guanyinbi's youngest son eventually becomes emperor, while Consort Yang's son fails to seize the throne. The plot is a bit melodramatic; let's take a look.
After reading it for so long, I still think that "The Abandoned Concubine" is truly Leng Da's masterpiece (the kind that cannot be surpassed).
Since this is a fictional world, I hope they can have a wonderful, dreamlike ending!
The author doesn't endow the female protagonists with the most outstanding or beautiful appearances, but without exception, they all possess extraordinary wisdom and talent! ❤️ Lightness is, and so should auspiciousness!
Ruyi certainly doesn't seem as clever as Yan Qingying 🤔 (It's quite interesting 😅)
Actually, if the female lead is the one who says she likes him first, it means things are going to be pretty bad.
It seems to be a fictional story set in the late Sui and early Tang dynasties, and the second son is Emperor Taizong, right? It's strange that there aren't any posts about it.