
The Noble Family’s Legitimate Daughter’s Plot
世家嫡谋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 888k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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332Chapters
22.9kRecommendations
24.2kFans
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I couldn't listen to more than a few chapters. The constant use of "legitimate mother" is so awkward. Compared to the eldest legitimate daughter, a stepmother is a stepmother, while the father's legal wife should be called "legitimate mother" in relation to the children born to concubines. It's so strange how the stepmother refers to herself as "legitimate mother" in front of the first wife's daughter and when the eldest legitimate daughter mentions her stepmother.
What about that prince from the South? Wasn't he supposed to pay the price? He did so many bad things, where is his retribution? Where is justice?
It's alright. The female lead seeks revenge for her mother and brother, but because her father tacitly approved, her stepmother murders them. After going through a long and complicated process, the female lead becomes the object of desire for the male lead and the male supporting characters. In the end, she gets her revenge and marries the male lead.
This story reminded me of The Count of Monte Cristo. The path of revenge is well-written, but the romance between the female lead and the royal advisor is poorly written and feels forced.
I'd like to take this opportunity to recommend a book called "Every Time I Get Married, I Die," a very good quick transmigration novel. The female lead is strong, the system is adorable, and the updates are stable. Welcome to read it!