Please recommend an ancient romance novel. The female protagonist was a concubine of the previous dynasty. The male protagonist was originally the crown prince, but was later deposed and eventually became the emperor. However, the female protagonist was not the empress.

In the beginning, the male protagonist's country occupied the female protagonist's country. In order to survive, the female protagonist lied that she was the favorite concubine of the subjugated monarch. In the middle, the male protagonist was forced to the frontier to survive. The female protagonist stayed by his side. Later, the male protagonist's personality improved and eventually became the emperor. However, for the sake of politics, it was another woman who became the queen. This novel has been good for a few years.

Answer 1

I recommend the book "Young Lady Wu Zetian: Phoenix Dominate the World" to you. The female protagonist is a concubine of the previous generation. The male protagonist was first the crown prince, then deposed, and finally became the emperor, but the female protagonist is not the empress. This novel told the story of the female protagonist transmigrating to the Tang Dynasty and becoming a young girl in the Great Ming Palace. She experienced the ruthlessness and cruelty of the palace and finally became an empress. If you like novels with complicated court struggles and powerful female protagonists, you can try this book. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗