A Glance at Youth

The protagonist comes from a wealthy family. Although his parents are dead, his ancestors love him very much. It can be said that he has been doted on by thousands of people since he was a child. But because she endured the strongest family affection in the world, she was plotted by someone with ulterior motives all her life, and deliberately created a love story that looked like a talented and beautiful woman. In the end, it only became a stepping stone for that person to ascend to the throne, and she lived a lonely life without status or favor. Oh, it's not a lifetime either. The protagonist died in a fire in his twenties in his previous life and was eventually reborn. After returning from rebirth, the protagonist recognizes the true identity of the people around him in the previous life, and also has certain precautions and responses to future disasters. She was no longer recklessly willful and focused on being the obedient granddaughter so that her grandmother could live a smooth life in her later years. She distanced herself from the prince who deliberately tried to get close to her in order to gain power, and was no longer tempted by some clever ideas. She tried her best to help the person she owed money to in her previous life, to increase his favorability, to find capable subordinates for him, and to pave the way for him. She was reborn and lived freely and happily in this life. However, this is not a simple rebirth romance, there are also some elements that feel very interesting. For example, after the heroine returns, she suddenly discovers that she can control fire to a certain extent... Limited to controlling the size of the flame? The kind that puts out candles and burns Kongming lanterns? Oh yeah, and she burned down a house. All in all, it looks strange but I don't know how to use it properly. It seems to be really suitable for a cook. For example, that... Prince who became the emperor in his previous life? This guy is actually a serious time traveler, the kind who can copy poems, use Internet slang, and use routines in novels to reason! Although he may be a cannon fodder in the story - and powerful cannon fodder is also cannon fodder - it is still very relatable to see such a down-to-earth character. The characters in the original world are also very interesting. For example, the empress dowager who loves the protagonist very much and has an iron-blooded wrist, the emperor's uncle who has a normal outlook on life but also loves the protagonist, the sixth prince who has a life-saving grace with the protagonist that the protagonist does not know and we do not know, such as the Zhong family, which is extremely powerful but also values ​​love and justice... All in all, it's a really interesting world.

At the beginning, the pearl looks cool and free, but as you get to the back, it becomes uncomfortable! Who is the male protagonist? Or is there no male protagonist? I felt that the Sixth Prince was very good at first, but he was already engaged, and I couldn't accept him marrying Mingzhu again. As for Xiao Yao, his grandmother, the more I thought about it, the angrier and angrier I got, and the more I thought about it, the more headaches I got. He was filial and was raised by his grandmother. I think he was with Mingzhu, and Mingzhu was bound to have grievances. Ye Shisan He is very good, but I think his sister is a problem. His sister seems to like the sixth prince a little bit. He is good to Mingzhu because he saved his sister. I don't think he will go against Mingzhu for his sister. Oh, I'm so confused!

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I personally feel that this book is very well written. I read it in 2019, but I didn't wait for the ending. Then I stopped reading it when I was about to take the college entrance examination. As time passed slowly, I finally forgot about this book. I suddenly remembered this book in the dormitory some time ago but forgot the name. I looked through the mobile phone I used before and searched through five or six novel-reading apps. After an hour (there are many novels on the bookshelf, some of which I have never read), just when I was about to give up, I finally found it. I couldn't help but read it from the beginning. Mingzhu and Rong Ling brother have always been my favorite. From the beginning to the end, I always liked Mingzhu and Rong Ling brother together, but things are unpredictable, Xiao Yao appeared, and Rong Ling gradually became an outsider between the two of them. [Emot=default,10/]But I still want to thank the author for finally giving Brother Rong Ling a side story, which gave me more fantasy.

I want to know who is the male protagonist? Is it the Sixth Prince or Xiao Yao?

Come on~ It's exciting~ Looking forward to it~

Changxin, Changtang, and Changyin are all eldest, and they are all men. Changle is also used by women. The ancestors were not happy with it, so the beauty died young.

What's going on, what's going on? Why did the male protagonist become Xiao Yao (? ??_??)?? So what happened to Yan Rongling? Yan Rongling protected the heroine in his previous life and was taken away by Yan Shaoxun. In this life, he still protects the heroine but is taken away by Xiao Yao. Oh my god, what a miserable man.

I really can't accept that Rong Ling was forcibly twisted into this state. What happened in his previous life?

Is the author delayed by something?