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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Chu Ning’s father was falsely accused. Suddenly, she became the daughter of a disgraced minister and was almost reduced to s*avery. Fortunately, the Crown Prince pitied her and honored their engagement, making her his main wife.
Chu Ning thought that she was fortunate to have married the Crown Prince.
However, she later found out that her savior was the very person who killed her father.
Soon after, the Emperor was gravely ill. Xiao Kezhi, the Prince of Qin and the Crown Prince’s sixth uncle, led an army into the city and took the throne from his nephew.
When Chu Ning saw the silent man with a wolf-like gaze, she gathered her courage and extended a tentative hand.
. . .
Xiao Kezhi had spent the last fourteen years in the dangerous and cold borderlands. He was a decisive and ruthless man.
His wrath was terrifying. As soon as he ascended the throne, he eliminated all of the Crown Prince’s allies.
However, the Crown Prince himself was strangely left unharmed.
Rumors spreaded everywhere, but none were close to the truth.
Only Xiao Kezhi himself knew why he had left the Crown Prince alive. He did it for the sake of the beautiful and delicate Crown Princess.
. . .
Later, in order to gain more powers, the Crown Prince forced Chu Ning to step down as his main wife.
Chu Ning calmly relinquished her position and voluntarily entered a Taoist temple.
Everyone thought that she was just putting up a brave front. However, no one knew that on the night the Crown Prince remarried, the Emperor paid a visit to the temple.
The next day, Chu Ning changed out of her Taoist robe, did her hair, and entered Taiji Palace. She smiled calmly at the horrified Crown Prince and his new wife.
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Wishing You Eternal Happiness (1)Chang’an’s First Beauty (1)
Concealed by Brocaded Clouds, Frost on the Roads (1)
Eastern Palace (1)
Poison Genius Consort (1)
Summer’s Desire (1)
Recommendation Lists
- Forbidden Love in Ancient China (BG)
- My roman empire
- Feel-Good Pages
- Historical/ Fantasy BG
- Ancient China Novels
Latest Release
Date | Group | Release |
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01/26/24 | Sleepy Translations | c187 |
01/25/24 | Sleepy Translations | c186 |
01/19/24 | Sleepy Translations | c185 |
01/19/24 | Sleepy Translations | c184 |
01/11/24 | Sleepy Translations | c183 |
01/10/24 | Sleepy Translations | c182 |
01/03/24 | Sleepy Translations | c181 |
01/01/24 | Sleepy Translations | c180 |
12/25/23 | Sleepy Translations | c179 |
12/21/23 | Sleepy Translations | c178 |
12/09/23 | Sleepy Translations | c177 |
12/02/23 | Sleepy Translations | c176 |
11/26/23 | Sleepy Translations | c175 |
11/23/23 | Sleepy Translations | c174 |
11/15/23 | Sleepy Translations | c173 |
However, I felt the plot wasn't done enough justice. The author didn't fully explore its potential. Perhaps it would have been better with a more seasoned author. Try as I might I just found it hard to sympathize with the MC. Yes, she was justified in her actions but what she went through to make those choices weren't really emphasized. In fact, I actually found myself feeling bad for the ML and her husband (the villain).
The husband because the author doesn't really emphasize the evil he has done. Rather his screen time was mostly about how attached he was with the MC (I believed he truly loved her. At least that's how it was portrayed on a surface level). So with the MC cheating etc. I kind of felt sorry for him. As for the ml, we have a man with no experience being seduced by a married woman with ulterior motives. Although he doesn't care about her being married he had to deal with her going back to a husband after their "entanglements" lol. I honestly don't think I would have cared if anything happened between them after the divorce (it wasn't even really a divorce). But the fact she was actively cheating just irked me. I also think overall, the characters behaviors didn't really match with the setting of ancient china.