How many wives does Yang Ling have?

5.

1. Han Youniang: Yang Ling’s original wife, she is kind and honest, has a heartless heart, is broad-minded, and a friendly little girl. She behaves informally, is frank and cute, and has the side of a little girl. He is also the pillar of the Yang family's house. He is tolerant and a good helper to Yang Ling.

2. Dai Lou'er: One of Yang Ling's concubines, she is charming and smart. She turned out to be a famous prostitute in the south of the Yangtze River. She is thoughtful and considerate among women. For the loyal but venomous advice given many times by the one he loves, for the ever-changing sentiments in the romance, for Yang Ling's sacrifice at all costs.

3. Ma Lian'er: One of Yang Ling's concubines, a warm, cheerful, straightforward and honest official lady. Young, beautiful, and extremely chivalrous. Treat feelings with a clear distinction between love and hate, and have the courage to pursue your own happiness. Different from the world view of ancient women, they are bold and self-responsible when dealing with feelings.

4. Gao Wenxin: One of Yang Ling's concubines, she was originally the daughter of an imperial doctor. She has superb medical skills, is full of love, has a strategy, and is willing to sacrifice everything for the one she loves. Because her home was confiscated, she was assigned to the Jiaofang Department as a prostitute. Later, she was rescued by Yang Ling and voluntarily stayed in the Yang Mansion as a slave to treat Yang Ling's chronic illnesses.

5. Xiuning: As a royal princess, she is pure and elegant, elegant and graceful. After bumping into Yang Ling hiding behind the screen, he started thinking about Yang Ling. After Yang Ling resisted the decree and saved his wife, he admired him even more. After he failed to recruit a consort, he finally confessed his feelings for Yang Ling to his mother. After some hardships, he finally got married to Yang Ling.

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Appreciation:

1. In terms of the plot setting of the story, "Returning to the Ming Dynasty to Be a Prince" is full of twists and turns. , making readers take a long breath after closing the book. In terms of character portrayal, the description of the male protagonist can be said to be more in line with the image of an ancient Chinese scholar (a scholar or an official).

2. The description of the heroine can also be said to be more outstanding. There is a more delicate, subtle but reasonable description of the female character, psychology and even language and behavior, which reflects the A kind of vivid artistic beauty arouses readers' emotional and aesthetic feelings.

3. The story has suspenseful scenes of battles of wits and courage, as well as fascinating storylines. The situational and artistic qualities make readers endlessly memorable.