Was there an ancient novel in which the female protagonist was a princess who was doted on by her father and brother and was unwilling to get married? In the end, she made her choice?

The female protagonist of an ancient novel is a princess. Her father and brother both dote on her very much. They don't want her to marry. She chose the general and the son-in-law herself. Later, she lost her memory and was picked up by a pair of brothers. That's all she remembers!
Her royal brother seemed to have died, and there was a poem written by the author himself in the novel about her general, her husband, and her brothers. Her royal brother liked to rub her lips, and the novel seemed to be a pit! I remember

Answer 1

I recommend the novel " The Lord's Wife Is Going to Heaven " to you. The female protagonist of the novel is also a princess. She has the experience of being loved by her father and brother, but she is not willing to be arranged to marry. She was also ambitious and greedy. In the end, she and the prince fell in love with each other and managed their own business and family wealth together. If you like this kind of ancient romance novel, then this book will definitely leave you with an endless aftertaste. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah!