An ancient romance novel, not a transmigration

The female protagonist was the daughter of the prime minister, and the male protagonist was the crown prince (the male protagonist once misunderstood that the female protagonist was a demoness). His father died, and his uncle and the Wolf King outside the Great Wall wanted to seize the throne. The female protagonist's sister, in order to get close to the male protagonist's uncle, posted notices everywhere saying that his uncle had destroyed her innocence. The female protagonist's servant girl was initially entrusted by the female protagonist to infiltrate the Wolf King's residence as a spy. In the end, the female protagonist's sister married the Imperial Uncle, and the female servant girl married the Wolf King.

Answer 1

Ancient romance novels usually involved some elements of transmigration or rebirth, but they were not considered a type of transmigration novel. The plot of ancient romance novels usually revolved around the ancient palace, Jianghu, officialdom, etc. The protagonists were usually women with special abilities or charm who experienced various emotional entanglements and adventures in complex political and social environments. These novels usually involved various characters and plots that were common in ancient society, such as concubines, emperors, princesses, prime ministers, and other martial arts masters in the Jianghu. Some ancient romance novels would also involve some bizarre storylines such as transmigration, rebirth, soul exchange, etc. These elements would increase the interest and durability of the novel.