Phoenix Will Go

What a bastard plot. The prince-in-law cheated on the marriage. He had a fiancée before marrying the princess and was already slutty with her. The prince-son-in-law lied to the princess and said that they had broken off the engagement and were innocent. During the three years of marriage, the prince-son-in-law's official career increased from the sixth grade to the third grade. All the food, clothing, housing and transportation of the prince-son's parents were financed by the princess. Even the house he lived in and the ornaments in the house were purchased by the princess. The prince-son-in-law enjoyed it as a matter of course, and he had been secretly with his ex-fiancée. Gouji still gave birth to two children. Three years later, the woman and the consort had a showdown with the princess. The consort wanted to live with his fiancée in his parents' house and let the children record the genealogy. The princess disagreed and wanted to divorce him. When the emperor met his daughter, he actually said that since you and the consort have not had children in the past few years, record them in the genealogy. What kind of mess is this? This is your princess. Is it reasonable for you not to support your daughter? The consort cheats on you, which is tantamount to the crime of deceiving the emperor. As an emperor, do you think that the imperial power has been insulted? Ordinary people would stand up for their daughters when they see their daughters being visited by foreign concubines, but a princess has to endure it. Is it ridiculous?

The trivial matter of dividing a princess's property was dealt with for dozens of chapters but it was too boring, so I abandoned it.

It's quite interesting. It can be seen that the author wants to have a female queen, but the author is a bit self-conscious. He wants to have a double wife, and insists that the heroine has not consummated the marriage for three years, but is this possible? A scumbag lied to a beautiful wife about his poor health? It's not necessary. There's really no need to write it like this. What happened to the second marriage? Can't you afford it? The so-called double cleansing does not mean that both parties consummate their marriage for the first time, but that after consummating the marriage, there is no third party, and they do not share themselves. It doesn't matter how many times it was before, or how many times after, it doesn't matter. It is that during the duration of the marriage, both parties are single-minded and loyal to each other mentally and physically. This is called double cleansing.

It's really a mess. A princess of a country and a legitimate daughter was bullied like this. The plots written later are not in line with ancient deeds. The author must be crazy because she wants to be an official. I can understand that she wants to express "strong women", but this is not the way to express it. It tells a story about a female marquis who willingly degenerated into a concubine, and the eldest princess forced the palace to ascend the throne and became the female emperor. The more I read, the more speechless I gave up.