After that, it was recommended by the male protagonist's novel, Redemption. Was there a novel that traveled through time where the female protagonist was a concubine's daughter and the male protagonist was a prince (the emperor's younger brother)? The female protagonist had run away from marriage twice and was finally saved by the male protagonist?

The female protagonist is a concubine's daughter, the male protagonist is a prince (the emperor's younger brother), the female protagonist has escaped marriage for two years, and the male protagonist has turned white. The female lead ran away from the marriage for two years and returned to be with the male lead. However, she was later injured by the male lead's mother and her life was on the line. The male lead's hair turned white overnight. [Additional question: The female lead seems to be from the Gu family.]
[Additional question: The female protagonist left the temple.]

Answer 1

I recommend "Five Years After Escaping From Marriage, I Caught My Child And Ran Into The Prince's Arms" to you. This book is an ancient romance novel written by the author, Song Yiqin. The female protagonist was a concubine's daughter who was not liked in the Cheng Mansion. She was given a marriage to the Regent King, but she ran away from the marriage twice. The male protagonist was the sickly regent and the younger brother of the Emperor of Tianxia Country. Xiao Tuanzi, who looked exactly like the female protagonist, was sent to the entrance of the Prince's mansion. It turned out to be her son. The two of them didn't like each other at first, but after a lot of melodramatic things happened, they finally fell in love. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗