The Concubine Remarries

Name: The Concubine Remarries
Author: Sparse Rain in March

嫡妃再嫁

by Sparse Rain in March (三月疏雨)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.1M Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Audience: Female
Subgenre: Palace & Household Intrigue
Updated: 10y ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

Su Yunluo was originally the legitimate daughter, but she was exchanged for the crown prince and became a concubine whom her legitimate mother disliked and her aunt hated. In order to pave the way for their legitimate son to become an official, the Su family did not hesitate to give her to the seriously ill prince to get married. After she was reborn, she vowed to regain her identity as a legitimate daughter and then choose a good man to marry. But, why did Prince Bingyangzi cling to her? Although the princess' status is good, she doesn't want to be a widow. A certain prince said fiercely: "Girl, you have seen all of my body, you must be responsible!" Su Yunluo said angrily: "That's an emergency. I want to save your life, okay?" A certain prince said: "I don't care, just watch it, either I marry you, or you marry me." Su Yunluo wanted to cry but had no tears. Isn't this the same? (The male protagonist and the female protagonist are twins, a sweet story.)

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The female protagonist and the male protagonist were reborn, and after testing each other, they finally found out that they were both reborn. The male protagonist had a good impression of the female protagonist in his previous life, so he wanted to marry her again in his rebirth. The female protagonist was widowed at a young age in her previous life, and did not want to remarry the male protagonist in this life. In the end, the two worked together to change their destiny in their previous lives, and climbed to the top to become emperor and queen. You can also take a look.
8y ago
The hostess is too Buddha and too holy mother
The heroine was born as a legitimate daughter, but was raised as a concubine by Aunt Liu. Her mother refused to kiss her and her aunt caused trouble. In her previous life, she was encouraged by Aunt Liu to send her to the dying male protagonist to congratulate her and pave the way for Liu's biological son, and finally became a young and widowed princess! After learning the truth about his life experience and Aunt Liu's plan, he obviously harbored resentment, but he hid in a Buddhist temple to spend the rest of his life! In the end, Aunt Liu bribed the coachman and died on the way back to her parents' home! When she was reborn at the age of 8, the heroine deeply believed that her piety in the previous life in the Buddhist hall had moved the gods and Buddhas, so she secretly made up her mind to "do not do evil because it is small, and do not do good because it is small." She was not reborn for revenge, but just wanted to live a better life! How would you rate the heroine? In the previous life, he was cowardly and ran away, without any blood, and was eventually killed! Once she was reborn, even if she lost her life in her previous life, she did not have any thoughts of revenge. She had a Buddhist mentality and only wanted to show off her tricks and still believed in Buddhism and wanted to do good deeds! Is this the rhythm of being a "Virgin Mother"? There is no decisiveness or ruthlessness, and it doesn't look like a story about strong women! If you really stick to the principle of "Don't do evil for small things", I really don't believe that such a heroine can secure a back seat! Do you like this kind of heroine?
2y ago