His Mistress Wants to Take Her Place? The Princess Consort Is Done Serving Him

Welcome, everyone! This story primarily features a tragic love story and a "wife-chasing-after-the-wives" plot. It's not a typical wish-fulfillment story with a strong female lead. The female lead suffers first, then the male lead, with at least 50% of the content being about the male lead's suffering. Please enjoy! (Please don't give it a bad review after watching just the beginning!) The entire story revolves around the changing relationship between the male and female protagonists. The early part features small-scale power struggles within the household, while the later part incorporates elements of political intrigue. The protagonists redeem each other and grow together. Aside from the female supporting characters' scenes in the early episodes, other female rivalry plots should be avoided as much as possible, and the male lead should not have a harem. The female lead is resilient and brave, and dares to love and hate. Her struggles and entanglements in the early stages are to ensure that she has no regrets or attachments after letting go completely. It is the pain of breaking up, not the traditional "scumbag and bitch going back to their ex". (This is the author's personal opinion. After all, the female protagonist in a female-oriented novel is like the author's daughter. Seeing her being criticized always makes me want to explain for her 😭 Of course, everyone has their own interpretation. If you think the author is wrong, you can criticize the author.) As for the male lead, he was blind and clueless in the beginning, so he deserves to be criticized. 🤔 The dynasty in this story is fictional and has no historical prototype. Please do not apply it to reality or other works. Finally, I hope you enjoy reading this article!

The female lead is a rare exception – not a spoiled, doting wife or a saint. Although she sometimes seems a bit pathetic and not very satisfying, she's still quite clear-headed. She's not the type to say "let's break up" but then argue in bed every day and make up the next. Once she decides to let go, she's very decisive, which makes the male lead seem a bit comical. As for the male lead, he seemed like a complete scumbag and a super-male at the beginning, but after watching the series, it seems like he's been redeemed a bit? The synopsis says it's about a broken relationship being mended, so I guess his scumbag behavior is now within an acceptable range? Not enough!!! Not enough!!! I wish the author could update more!!!

The plot is exciting and very enjoyable.

The later parts were a bit too sweet, but I love that tone. It was so sweet it made me feel awkward, but it was truly blissful! Life is already tough enough; books like this are a real stress reliever. I'll continue to follow this author's books; as long as you write, I'll keep reading!

It's a good watch. The first half was frustrating, but the second half is a typical "male lead chasing after his wife" trope.

It's quite tear-jerking. However, the historical context is somewhat flawed. Even the most foolish person wouldn't neglect their wife for a powerless orphan girl, even if she was their savior. Under the constraints of etiquette and imperial power, that woman would be Qiao Yu'er's death warrant. Let alone someone raised in the palace, even a daughter from an ordinary wealthy family wouldn't have to pay with her life if she killed Qiao Yu'er.

It's so beautiful, so beautiful, I'm not lying, it's really beautiful. The very last line, "I was afraid she'd wait too long, so I went to find her first," brought me to tears.

It's a great show with a happy ending, though the journey was very heart-wrenching. Thankfully, the male and female leads made it through!

It was really infuriating at first. It was quite heart-wrenching, but it got really good and touching later on. It was well-written, especially the ending, which was exceptionally well done.

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