The ancient romance queen married the emperor and still returned home?
In ancient times, the Empress of Romance usually did not return after marrying the Emperor. Returning home usually referred to the bride leaving the bridal chamber and returning to her own home after the wedding. In ancient China, the bride had to abide by some etiquette and customs, such as the wedding ceremony, the wedding ceremony, and so on. If the empress was already living in the palace when she got married, she would leave the palace after the wedding according to tradition and return to her home. This was usually called returning to the door. However, it might be different in some novels or TV series. The specific situation depended on the plot setting of the novel or TV series.
The Queen returned to 500 years later.
" The Princess Consort's Live Broadcast to the Ancients After Returning to the Modern World " was a web novel. It told the story of the protagonist, Jiang Lishu, who traveled to ancient times to become the Crown Prince's concubine. She played the zither with the Crown Prince for three years, only to find that she was just a substitute. She signed a contract with the system to return to the modern world and started a live broadcast to slap the faces of those who despised her. However, the specific plot and story development were not mentioned in the search results provided. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Queen returned to 500 years later.
According to your question, I found the following related novels: - " Reborn I am the Imperial Concubine ": The author was June Haoxue. It told the story of the Imperial Concubine Yun Qing's rebirth to the modern world, then back to the ancient times, becoming the first daughter of the Yun family. - " The Imperial Concubine Is Going to Remarry ": The author is Xiaoyan. It mainly tells the love story between the Imperial Concubine Xu Rumei and the Emperor Xiao Huan after her rebirth. - " The Rise of the Imperial Concubine " was written by the Third Young Master of the Lan family. It was about the love story between the imperial concubine Mu Qiqi and the emperor Xiao Yichen after her rebirth. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Begging the Queen to Not Be Home
The Queen Is Not Home is a Japanese light novel. I don't have a collection of related works. However, if you need to read the full text of the Queen's Not Home, I can provide you with a link to read it online.
Do you know an ancient fictional novel about a queen and an emperor who married and gave birth to two sons of the emperor?
I recommend the book "Call Me Her Majesty the Queen" to you. The main character is the orphan of the former crown prince and is viewed as a thorn in the side by the ministers. After she became the queen, she made the world die for her through her efforts. The male protagonist was also an emperor. The two of them eventually got married and gave birth to two sons, both of whom became emperors. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Since ancient times, wealth and honor have never returned home
Since ancient times, there was a proverb that said," Wealth does not return home." It meant that rich and successful people were unwilling to return to their hometown. The meaning of this sentence could be understood from different perspectives. First of all, from an emotional point of view, not returning to one's hometown could reflect a person's growth and transformation. When a person worked hard outside and gained achievements and wealth, his family and relatives in his hometown would be ecstatic. However, choosing to return to their hometown might cause the person to fall back into their comfort zone and lose the motivation to continue fighting. Therefore, not returning to their hometown meant choosing to live a comfortable life far away from their hometown and continue to pursue higher goals and ideals in a broader world. Secondly, not returning to one's hometown was also a sign of wisdom. Society was realistic, and the competition between people was cruel. If a person chose to return to his hometown, he might be envied and praised by the people around him, but this might also make him arrogant and stagnant. Therefore, choosing not to return home meant maintaining a humble and aggressive attitude, continuing to work hard outside and constantly improving himself. In general, not returning to one's hometown after becoming rich was not a violation of filial piety. Instead, it emphasized that a person should maintain a humble and aggressive attitude in the process of growth and success, and constantly pursue higher goals and ideals.
Fan Xian returned home.
After Fan Xian returned home, he encountered a series of difficulties and challenges. His son had been kidnapped, and he had been locked in the dungeon. He had a dispute with his brother and even faced the danger of being killed by the Qing Emperor. However, the Qing Emperor unexpectedly displayed wisdom and foresight. He ordered Fan Xian to be saved and displayed compassion and forgiveness. Fan Xian's experience of returning home was filled with tension and drama. At the same time, it also showed his courage and responsibility.
Fan Xian returned home.
After Fan Xian returned home, he encountered a series of difficulties and challenges. His son had been kidnapped, and he had been locked in the dungeon. He had a dispute with his brother and even faced the danger of being killed by the Qing Emperor. However, the Qing Emperor unexpectedly displayed wisdom and foresight. He ordered Fan Xian to be saved and displayed compassion and forgiveness. Fan Xian's experience of returning home was filled with tension and drama. At the same time, it also showed his courage and responsibility.
Fan Xian returned home.
After Fan Xian returned home, he encountered a series of difficulties and challenges. His son had been kidnapped, and he had been locked in the dungeon. He had a dispute with his brother and even faced the danger of being killed by the Qing Emperor. However, the Qing Emperor unexpectedly displayed wisdom and foresight. He ordered the rescue of Fan Xian and displayed compassion and forgiveness. Fan Xian's experience of returning home was filled with tension and drama. At the same time, it also showed his courage and responsibility.
Fan Xian returned home.
Fan Xian returning home was one of the plots in " Celebrating Years." In the play, Fan Xian faced a series of difficulties and challenges after returning home, including his son being kidnapped, locked in a dungeon, having a dispute with his brother, and even facing the danger of being killed by the Qing Emperor. However, the Qing Emperor unexpectedly displayed wisdom and foresight. He ordered Fan Xian to be saved and displayed compassion and forgiveness. The scene of Fan Xian returning home played a role in pushing the plot forward.
Fan Xian returned home.
Fan Xian returning home was one of the plots in " Celebrating Years." In novels and television dramas, Fan Xian returned home many times. When he returned from Danzhou to the Fan manor, he had some conflict with Fan Sizhe. Fan Sizhe was Fan Xian's brother. He had caused a ruckus at home, but Fan Xian had defeated him with the attitude of a king. Fan Xian's return had also caused some internal problems in the family. After Fan Xian returned home, he encountered a series of difficulties and challenges, including his son being kidnapped, locked in the dungeon, having a dispute with his brother, and even facing the danger of being killed by the Qing Emperor. However, the Qing Emperor unexpectedly displayed wisdom and foresight. He ordered the rescue of Fan Xian and displayed compassion and forgiveness. The scene of Fan Xian returning home played a role in pushing the plot forward.