
The Sickly Prince Won't Leave Me Alone
病娇皇子赖上门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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9.2Score
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The heroine is a time-travelling girl who was accused by the Marquis of having violated her relatives before she was even full moon. She was sent to Yunxia Mountain to fend for herself. Later, she was rescued by Taoist Qingyunzi and became prosperous in Yejiazhuang. Later, the male protagonist was ill because the queen was not liked by the emperor, so he went to Yunxia Mountain to recuperate. He spent time with the female protagonist day and night, and developed a relationship. After he recovered from his illness, he returned to the palace. The emperor did not allow him to go to court, and he was not taken seriously. His body returned to its original state. He was framed by Concubine Xue, and his entire army was almost annihilated. He had to marry the heroine of Lone Star to break the situation. He took the opportunity to use Concubine Xue to persuade the emperor, and granted the king the title of living in a fiefdom, where he could silence himself and recuperate. In order to get rid of the Ye family, the heroine asked the Zhang family, the male protagonist's mother family, to help her. The Zhang family, a great Confucian who was a guest of the Zhang family, became the adoptive father of the heroine, adopting her name. The down-and-out Hou Mansion saw that the heroine had developed many times and gained the emperor's attention. He asked the heroine to help the Hou Mansion to a higher level many times. He also let the younger members of the family get close to the heroine, play the family card, and occasionally come out to disgust the heroine. The heroine refused at first, but later saw that Ye Erlang was doing well, so she started to help him in business. After becoming the queen, she supported Ye Erlang to become the head of the family, and handed over the enamel business to him, intending to support the Ye family. I feel like the heroine is a bit like a virgin. The female protagonist turns stones into gold in the male protagonist's fiefdom, and opens up copper mines. The iron ore attracts the attention of the emperor, which makes the male protagonist unable to keep a low profile. She takes advantage of the time-traveling woman to plant and graft various crops, produce agricultural products, encourage villagers to cultivate crops, and accumulate wealth. At the dock of Shuanghe Town, goods are shipped to various places. The emperor is fatuous, lustful, and loves money. In order to make money, he supports treacherous ministers, investigates the family, settles old scores, goes to jail, rewards the palace concubines generously, and is stingy with his children. When the emperor dies, the heroine fakes a pregnancy in order to get Dr. Shen to give false evidence and win the throne for the hero, but she turns out to be really pregnant. It's amazing that Dr. Xiao Shen and his imperial concubine Xu Cairen could even choose to forgive their messy relationship when the emperor was seriously ill, and allow Dr. Xiao Shen to continue to work as an imperial physician in the palace. I really like the character of Queen Zhang. She knows she is not favored, so she quarrels with the emperor all day long, and is arrogant and domineering, balancing the power of Concubine Xue. I'm a little disgusted by the fact that the coward of the Ye family comes out and prances around from time to time. Seeing that the heroine has attracted various forces and is eager to separate the relationship. When the heroine becomes powerful, she comes to recognize her relatives and accuses the heroine of being unfilial. The younger members of the family come here to gain popularity. I feel that the heroine is a bit like a holy mother. She breaks away from the Ye family and helps Ye Erlang in business. It makes people feel that she is related to the Ye family and intends to support the Ye family. In short, the novel is all about the heroine helping the hero, working hard in the fiefdom, returning to the capital, helping the hero seize the throne, using the Royal Bank, balancing the forces of all parties, doing various businesses, and letting the Zhang family, the hero's mother family, guard Southern Xinjiang and assimilate and manage Southern Xinjiang.
It's such a good-looking novel, but I haven't read many of it. The plot is compact and not verbose. It's not a running article, nor is it the kind of novel about palaces and houses fighting to bully someone. The author's writing is really good. I hope your other novels will be as exciting as this one🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
The writing is very poor. Do you know why? The criminal is treated as a good person and he is appointed as a manager. The mistress is treated as a treasure. The wife and legitimate son are treated as the child of the mistress. It is written backwards and the wife and children are not regarded as human beings in real life. It makes readers disgusted and makes people think that you are a mistress.
A particularly good-looking book, as expected of my favorite author Yuan Bao. The heroine has a lively personality and the writing style is relatively relaxed.
I still think it is not as good-looking as "The Little Mute Girl in the Marquis". Many things in the book overlap with the author's other two books. Who is the person who bribed the maid to poison Liu Heng? I don't know in the end 😒