An ancient novel where the female protagonist was a concubine's daughter who did not fight for anything, and her father was a prince who married the male protagonist who guarded the border?
😋I recommend "Shu Jie Zheng Wife" to you. The female protagonist of this book is also a Shu daughter who does not fight for it, and the female protagonist's father is also a prince. She was forced to marry the male protagonist as his concubine. The male protagonist had many wives and concubines, and the female protagonist did not fight for them. However, she was not a soft persimmon that could be bullied by others. She also had a bottom line. There were also palace fights in the plot, a mighty and domineering male protagonist, and a female protagonist who tamed concubines. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend an ancient novel where the male protagonist is a prince and the female protagonist is a concubine's daughter.
I recommend "Concubine's Daughter Capturing Fate" to you. This is an ancient romance novel written by the author, Hua Xiyu. The female protagonist was a modern gold secret agent who had transmigrated into a useless concubine. The male protagonist was the Iron Blood Prince of the dynasty, and everyone feared him. The love between the two of them quietly grew, and they finally got married. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
In ancient novels, there was a female protagonist who was a concubine's daughter and her father was a spice merchant, but she pretended to be crippled?
😋I have a recommendation that suits you very well-Let Me Go. This is an ancient romance, business, and farming novel written by a scholar of a generation. The female protagonist was a concubine daughter who had traveled to an ancient family. Her family was not rich. Her father was a spice merchant, and the female protagonist pretended to be crippled. She had to face her proud stepmother, the little white flower's aunt, and many sisters and brothers who had their own thoughts. How was she going to find the broad road to her own happy life? Follow the female protagonist to do business and farm, and find her own happiness! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was there a rebirth novel where the male protagonist was the Ninth Prince and the female protagonist was a concubine's daughter?
😋I recommend the novel, The Reborn Farmer to you. The male lead was the Ninth Prince of this dynasty, and the female lead was the female lead who had become a concubine's daughter after her rebirth. The male protagonist did not want to return to the scheming court. He wanted to accompany his little wife to farm and make a fortune. The female protagonist wore coarse linen clothes and ate wild vegetables. After picking up a small deer, she opened a shop and started a business to earn money to buy houses, jewelry, and so on. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Who is the enemy of the male protagonist who is married to a daughter?
The male protagonist Ji Heng's enemy was Shen Ye. Shen Ye was a survivor of the Jiang family's massacre. His parents, sister and clansmen were all brutally murdered by the Ji family. For the sake of revenge, Shen Ye endured humiliation and hid in the Ji Family, becoming Ji Heng's attendant. He used Ji Heng's trust and feelings for him to secretly destroy the Ji family's business and reputation. At the same time, he planned a series of conspiracies and assassinations against Ji Heng. In the end, in the duel with Ji Heng, he revealed his true identity and purpose, and used Ji Heng's sword to pierce his heart, ending his feud with Ji Heng. " Ink Rain Clouds " was adapted from the famous author of Yuewen Group, Qian Shan Tea Guest's " The Daughter of a Diwife ". The original work was also very exciting. Click on the link below to start reading!
Who is the enemy of the male protagonist who is married to a daughter?
The enemy of the male protagonist Ji Heng in " A Daughter Married by a Dibi " was Jiang Li. Jiang Li and Ji Heng were half-sisters, but Ji Heng's mother, Imperial Consort Han, plotted to kill Jiang Li's mother in order to make her son the Crown Prince. Later, after Jiang Li learned the truth, she decided to avenge her mother, so she began a series of struggles with Ji Heng. During this process, Ji Heng discovered Jiang Li's true identity and also knew her purpose, so he developed a strong hatred for her. " Ink Rain Clouds " was adapted from the famous author of Yuewen Group, Qian Shan Tea Guest's " The Daughter of a Diwife ". The original work was also very exciting. Click on the link below to start reading!
Was there a novel where the female protagonist was the Prime Minister's daughter, Ruoshui, who married the Third Prince?
😋I recommend Dying the World: The Beauty of the Di Daughter to you. The female protagonist, Hua Rong, transmigrated to the Prime Minister's daughter. She was framed by a villain and chased out of the mansion. In the end, she became the Third Prince's concubine. The plot was filled with struggles in the palace and entanglements of love. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Which female protagonist was the ninth daughter of the Wei family's concubine, who eventually married the prince and became the imperial concubine?
😋I recommend "Shu Buchong1" to you! This novel was about a member of a mysterious organization who had been reborn and returned to ancient times. She replaced the murdered Lady Jiu and fought for power in the palace. In the end, she became Jiu Wangye's imperial concubine. The story was full of ups and downs, and the secret of the palace struggle was enjoyable. I hope you like my recommendation.😗~
Was there a novel in which the male protagonist was a crown prince who married a concubine, one of whom was a stone maiden, but the male protagonist did not have sex with her?
😋I recommend 'Léon: The Prince' in this ancient romance novel. The male protagonist is a prince who first marries a concubine. One of the concubines is a stone maiden, but the male protagonist doesn't touch her. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend an ancient romance novel. In it, the father-in-law of the female protagonist was a concubine favored by the King of Yan after he was stationed at the border. The mother-in-law of the female protagonist later married her brother-in-law, who was also a prince.
Aiyaya, this question is not difficult for this fairy. The one I recommend to you is "Return to Prosperity"! The female protagonist of this ancient novel was bullied by the father-in-law of the King of Yan, who was stationed at the border, and then married another king (who was also her brother-in-law). This story was more of a palace struggle, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists was also very complicated. But in the end, it was also a touching love story. I suggest you take a look. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was there a novel where the protagonist was a lawyer who adopted a daughter, but the male protagonist did not get married in the end?
" Spoiled Marriage and Domineering Love: The Temperatures of Love: 101 ° C " The protagonist of this novel was a male lawyer who adopted a daughter. His daughter was sold to his mother. After the marriage, the male protagonist realized that his wife was not as good at washing clothes and cooking as she had said before. Instead, she needed to serve him. The male protagonist became a " male nanny " who doted on his wife wholeheartedly. In the end, he let go of his previous prejudice and truly fell in love with his wife. There was no plot to get married. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah!