The Matriarch Divorces Her Husband and Marries the Crown Prince, Leaving Her Ex-Husband in Tears
主母休夫，改嫁太子后前夫悔哭了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 520k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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241Chapters
142kPopularity
964Readers
9.5Score
2.7kMust-read votes
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This is the first book I've followed since downloading Qimao (a Chinese online novel platform). The female lead is from modern times; she likes the crown prince but is afraid of being deceived by him. This agonizing struggle is very engaging. It's a pure, sweet romance novel that doesn't require much thought, and it's very enjoyable to read. Author, keep up the good work and write more!
The female lead is too weak, both incompetent and overly compassionate. Incorporating that "medical conscience" trope into a novel is just baffling. She clearly has no feelings for the man, yet she insists on saving her mother-in-law, even when no one trusts her. She heals the woman, only to be punished in return.
It's always aphrodisiacs, always aphrodisiacs. Can't they write about a natural, seamless lovemaking? The classic is ruined the next day, covered in bruises and welts. Do they really have to portray the male lead as a beast to create a sense of contrast? It's gotten to an extreme.
I've been following this series from beginning to end, and I think the emotional portrayal between the male and female leads is so delicate! It makes my heart race and I blush!
I've read over 60 chapters and it's all pointless, a bunch of rambling nonsense that doesn't get anything done. I'm not reading Qi Wen anymore.
It's pretty good, looking forward to more updates!
To be honest, I have no desire to continue watching. It's so drawn-out. Can anyone tell me which episode features the divorce?
I stayed up all night to read chapter 58, and the female lead is truly indescribable. She's so frustrating; she even bestowed a princess title and arranged a marriage for the mistress. Her biggest outburst was slapping the mistress's mother twice, and then she obediently accepted the male lead's punishment. 😂😂😂
The female lead is too weak, far too weak! Why didn't the author give her a cheat code? This isn't my cup of tea, I'm dropping it!
This book is so melodramatic, I can't even read it! The second male lead and the female supporting character have been sleeping together for ages, the female lead and the crown prince are also having an affair while married, and the female lead's father and the imperial concubine are together too! Author, could you write any more chaotic relationships?