Please recommend an ancient romance novel. The male protagonist is a prince, and the female protagonist becomes the male protagonist's concubine. There is no transmigration plot.

The male protagonist is a prince, the female protagonist marries the male protagonist as a concubine, and the male protagonist is very strong. The female protagonist's true personality is cold or aloof. In order to be dismissed, she pretends to like the male protagonist like an ordinary woman. The male protagonist has a rule. Every three months, he disbands the concubine he doesn't like and then goes to get a new batch. At first, he dotes on the female protagonist for two days. When it was time to dismiss the concubine, the male protagonist kept the female protagonist.

Answer 1

I recommend "The General's Wife's Happiness" to you. This was an ancient romance novel. It was about the female protagonist who was forced to be a concubine. After ten years of humiliation, she returned from nirvana, killed the gods, protected her family property, protected her brother, and found a good family for herself. The male protagonist was a greedy aunt's uncle. The female protagonist was unwilling to marry the male protagonist at first, but she counterattacked step by step. In the end, she protected the family property, appeased her brother, and won the male protagonist's heart. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗