An Qien is the daughter of the An family.
The emperor arranged her marriage to Qiao Jianghong, heir to the Marquis's household, who was barely clinging to life. She was to marry him and bring him good fortune.
Everyone in the capital believed that An Qien would become a widow the moment she married into the Marquis's household.
After marrying into the household, An Qien devoted herself to studying medicine and searching for remedies. After three years of effort, she rescued Qiao Jianghong from the brink of death.
But she never expected that the first thing Qiao Jianghong did after recovering from his grave illness was bring his beloved, the woman he had always treasured in his heart, back to the Marquis's household.
He even declared, "Shu Li is the woman I love."
From then on, Qiao Jianghong doted on his concubine and neglected his wife.
Shen Shuli refused to remain a concubine and framed An Qien, accusing her of having an affair with her brother-in-law.
In the end, An Qien was divorced.
But Shen Shuli still didn't let her go. She staged an accident and pushed An Qien into the water, where she drowned.
Reborn, An Qien watched the wheels of fate turn once more.
This time, she would be the butcher, and make mincemeat of those who had once treated her like prey!
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At last, An Qien's plans succeeded, and she secured a divorce.
They say that after she left, Qiao Jianghong regretted everything and nearly cried himself blind.
One day, the entire capital was shaken by the news: the virtuous Prince's consort had given birth to six babies at once.
Every street and alley in the capital buzzed with stories of Prince Lu Bochu's boundless devotion to his wife.
Beneath the moonlight,
the refined and handsome Prince leaned over An Qien in his arms, his eyes alluring and his voice bewitching. "My lady, your postpartum month is over. It's time to let this prince have his fill."
There are some typos, so don't delay reading. If you're not eating or doing anything else, you'll definitely comment on it when you get angry. Generally speaking, it can be recommended.
The heroine is wise and resourceful, and the plot is twists and turns. It is a good novel. It's just that the birth of sextuplets seems fantasy no matter how you look at it.
Overall, it looks good. The prince went on an expedition and left the role to the eldest brother of the An family. It is indeed a bit far-fetched as mentioned in the comment area, but there may not be many men in ancient times who can balance the balance of the family. The scenes between the male and female protagonists are all positive, which is good.
Uncle An is actually considerate to Miss Liu. What the hell is this? So I decided to abandon the article.
The first hundred or so chapters seemed okay, but the later chapters seemed to have been written by another person. Lin Yanyun actually took up most of the chapter, and Uncle An also fell in love with her. It was such a mess that it made my heart hurt to read it!
I originally thought that Mrs. Liu would be An Shian's official wife, but she turned out to be Yu Lan, and was almost destroyed by my concubine in the end. How could she still be the prince's helper with such a brain?
Average, a bit draggy, the ending of the brother who doesn't like the heroine in the later stages
The wrong names are often used and the characters are unstable, which makes me speechless.
I was a little speechless when I saw the part about the heroine An Qien's brother. Even though he knew what Lin Yanyun was like, he still fell in love with this kind of person more and more. He was obviously a wise man in the first paragraph, but after his heart moved, he was simply stupid. I really feel aggrieved for the heroine and sister-in-law. Seeing that Lin Yanyun fell asleep while the heroine was drunk and was framed, the sister-in-law is still a virgin. Because of her admiration for the heroine, she is willing to marry into the An family and solve the heroine's prison problem. There is no love now, but gratitude. In the future, she will be slowly moved to fall in love with the heroine's sister-in-law, but... That was not a beautiful experience. It feels worthless to see this, men can't be trusted! Modern people's thoughts are about harmony and separation, and they can't live without anyone. It's a pity that ancient people had so many scruples. Well! The final ending seems perfect, but it's not good either. Isn't the heroine reborn to have a perfect life? Since the male protagonist loves the female protagonist, why not abolish the harem system for the female protagonist, and have a perfect ending with only the female protagonist in this life. (My opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)
After watching it, let me talk about my viewing experience. I don't know what to say about Qi En's brother in the front or the back. He was written so stupidly that it feels like he is in the style of Qi En's ex-husband.