
Reborn in the Three Kingdoms: Da Qiao Doesn't Want to Be a Widow
重生三国:大乔不想当寡妇了
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 810k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 28d ago
- English
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It's infuriating to read! This old hag from the inner quarters just keeps going on and on. I get annoyed whenever I see her scenes. The female lead can't even fight back, and her parents are a real headache. Xiao Qiao even became Zhou Yu's concubine. I read over a hundred chapters and thought she would have a good ending, but what a pity for Xiao Qiao! It's so frustrating and infuriating!
She would have been better off marrying Taishi Ci or Zhao Yun. Sun Quan's character and military abilities are truly questionable; he's definitely not a good match. Marrying Zhou Yu wouldn't have been so bad either.
It would be laughable if Sun Ce, who schemed so much, didn't die.
Sun Quan's wife didn't have a good life.
Actually, I'm still a little sad. I first learned about Da Qiao and Sun Ce from TV dramas; I only knew that there were two couples, Da Qiao and Sun Ce, and Xiao Qiao and Zhou Yu. Later, when Honor of Kings became very popular, Da Qiao became my main hero. It was only through the author's writing that I learned that these two couples, who seemed so lovable in the game, had such tragic historical backgrounds.
Random Thoughts
From the subtle details, it's clear that Sun Quan might be a time traveler. Judging from the current plot, it probably won't have a happy ending. I still quite like the author's portrayal of domestic intrigue; it's a nice touch. Seeing Sun Ce sleeping on Da Qiao's bed made me think something more was going to happen, but he just disappeared. I actually quite like Sun Ce.
It's rare to see a female lead who is shrewd and knows when to yield and when to stand firm. I hope she doesn't actually become a concubine and turn into a palace intrigue drama.
He's just a prisoner of war, what right does he have to choose a son-in-law?
Da Qiao
Da Qiao (AI drawing)
Sun Quan from Ultimate Three Kingdoms thanks you.