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

Welcome, everyone! This story primarily features a tragic love story with a "wife-chasing" element, not a typical wish-fulfillment romance with a strong female lead. The female lead suffers first, then the male lead, with at least 50% of the story focusing on the male lead's suffering. Please enjoy! (Please don't give it a bad review after just the beginning!) The entire story revolves around the changing relationship between the male and female leads. The early chapters feature small-scale power struggles within the household, while the later chapters incorporate some political intrigue. The male and female leads redeem each other and grow together. Aside from the early scenes featuring the female supporting character, there will be minimal female rivalry, and the male lead will not have a harem. The female lead is resilient, brave, and passionate. Her initial struggles and anxieties are for letting go completely without regrets or lingering attachments; it's the pain of a breakup, not a traditional "scumbag and bitch going back to their ex" scenario. (This is the author's personal opinion; after all, the female lead in a female-oriented novel is like the author's daughter, and seeing her being criticized always makes me want to explain for her. Of course, everyone has their own interpretation, and if you think the author is wrong, you can criticize the author.) As for the male lead, he's blind and insensitive in the early stages, so he deserves to be criticized. This story is set in a fictional dynasty with no historical prototype; please do not relate it to reality or other works. Finally, I wish you all a pleasant reading experience!

It's quite good. How many chapters are you planning to write?

The female lead is a rare find – not a spoiled, overly doting wife or a saint. While she can be a bit pathetic and not very satisfying at times, she's generally clear-headed. She's not the type to say "break up" but then constantly argue and make up. Once she decides to let go, she's decisive, which makes the male lead seem a bit comical. As for the male lead, he initially seems like a complete scumbag and a super-strongman, but after watching, he seems to have been redeemed a bit? The synopsis suggests a reconciliation after a broken relationship, so his scumbag behavior is probably within acceptable limits? Not enough! Not enough! I wish the author could update more!