After Rebirth, I Became a Young Tyrant of an Enemy Country

Name: After Rebirth, I Became a Young Tyrant of an Enemy Country
Author: Jun Qing

by Jun Qing

completed Ancient Romance Historical Fantasy Female Lead

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[1v1+group pet+sweet pet+waistcoat+cool article+strong woman+woman disguised as a man] She was once the most favored and powerful eldest princess in the Jin Dynasty, but she was used by her younger brother as a stepping stone to the throne. Once reborn, she transformed into the tyrant of an enemy country. I wanted to continue the tyrant's path recklessly, but in the end, this path went further and further down the road. Her two cousins who originally hated her said: "We in the Rong family don't allow others to bully us!" The ministers who were sitting in the court said: "Don't stop us! We will embarrass your majesty!" She even kicked out Wang Louxing, who had a different surname from Rong An, and half-knelt in front of her: "I am loyal and loyal, and the world can learn from it!" These words were sincere, generous and powerful. Rong Xi believed it. I just didn't expect that the loyalty I promised Chidan would secretly change. * Later, Lou Xingsan stood in front of her and Yincai said: "Who is Your Majesty looking at? Is he loyal? Is he good-looking?" Rong Xi was hugged tightly by him and couldn't move. Before she could speak, he came close to her face. He was as obedient as a sheep. "Your Majesty, don't pay attention to them. You like to rely on me the most. I hold you and you can rely on me as much as you can." Rong Xi:...*

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Female Channel. Interesting. Simple and Neat Writing Style

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Junqing's speed wears my eternal love. This book is also very good, but I didn't like it very much in the early stage. But the farther back you go, the higher you go. But what to say. I have mixed feelings about this book. I feel that it should have better results, but I also feel that it needs to make further progress. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to pursue it for so long before putting it on my book list. And generally I won't include two books by the same author. This should be considered an exception.