Are there any ancient novels in which the main character is a woman who transmigrated to the night of her wedding and spends the night with her husband in the bridal chamber?

It was intense. The man died, the woman was still alive, and the woman became the empress dowager. Later on, this woman who had transmigrated over sacrificed herself to the emperor for survival or some other reason. The emperor still had another woman in his heart. That woman seemed to be very favored, but she was harmed by the original body of this woman who had transmigrated. Later, they went to a deep valley to look for the favored woman. The state preceptor or someone else followed. The woman who had transmigrated was originally studying medicine or something from the state preceptor. Later on, the woman wanted to marry the state preceptor, but the emperor told her that the state preceptor was not allowed to be in love…I didn't continue reading after seeing this...

Answer 1

He recommended "The Cold Concubine of the World, the Prince's Request to Enter the Family." This ancient romance novel told the story of a female protagonist who had transmigrated to another world. On the night of her wedding, she was ordered to marry a eunuch, and then she was ordered to sleep with someone else. In the development of the story, the female protagonist and Yixuan met and fell in love. They fought with wisdom and courage, and finally, they rebelled and dominated the palace, becoming Yixuan's princess. If you like palace struggles and time-travel novels, then you must not miss "The Cold Concubine of the World, Your Highness, Please Marry". I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗