The Reborn Lady's Scheming

This rebirth story is well written, with a unique concept and ups and downs in the plot. The disadvantage is that many have not been written about, such as the woman in the prime minister's residence who was imprisoned for more than ten years.

This book is super exciting. Both the male and female protagonists have online IQs. The female protagonist finally gets her own happiness after being reborn. The whole story is not verbose at all. It is much better than other rebirth stories. Why is the rating so low? It can be rated at least 9 points. The heroine is very smart. Xuanyuan Jue can become the emperor because of her contribution.

I think this book is good. After all, the road to inheriting the throne in ancient times is never smooth sailing. The protagonist's halo is also much less, which is different from the usual routine of rebirth novels.

Good review! The bad guys in it make people hate them to death. Maybe after reading too many rebirth novels, they have become immune to the bad guys in them, but now that I'm reading this, it's so infuriating. It's definitely a good review!

Worth recommending, good looking

Very clear. . The content is wonderful.

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It's not the kind of cool story about strong men and strong women. It's more in line with normal logic. Some places are really confusing. I don't know Ying Gu's identity, so it's not bad.

A very nice book

It's very interesting. I wonder how to cancel this marriage?

Everyone in the comment section said that the name "Lingshu" is very awkward. I read an article today and it turns out that "Lingshu" and "Suwen" are the names of two parts of the "Huangdi Neijing". So Su Wen knows medical skills.

I really enjoyed reading this book. It's so beautiful. I give the author a big thumbs up.

I'm watching it, and I feel pretty good about it so far, although the plots are similar.

Where is Aunt Ying from the backyard of Xie Mansion?

It looks like it's foggy in some places

It's okay. Anyway, I've finished reading it

The first 100 or so chapters of this book are really well written by the author, and the whole text is smooth and beautiful, but there are a lot of holes left unfilled: Ying Gu, the mysterious man, the emperor and the concubine. . . And then there it is. In the middle and later stages of this book, both the female protagonist and the male protagonist feel a little weak and have no scheming, which is a pity. In the early stage, I think the scheming is quite remarkable, but later on, it becomes a bit passive and calculating, but the ending is good~

It's very good-looking, and I like Yingying very much, but her ending is not very good. She is loyal, and the female protagonist and male protagonist are also very matched. I like her.

Cui Wenxiao should have a good ending

It's just so-so, it's not a cool novel, the heroine didn't kill it herself, and she didn't torture her either.

I read Chapter 28 and am interested.

Love it, love it, it's so sweet.

Okay, it's pretty good-looking

Personally I feel pretty good

Some details haven't been written clearly yet. Who was the crazy woman in Xie's house in the past?

The scene is too big and the author cannot control it

Although there are some places that are not explained clearly, overall it is not that bad and pretty good.

Some of the plot settings are pretty good, and the writing is good, but there are some unreasonable parts and a few flaws, but it's already pretty good.

I originally thought that the mystery of the male protagonist's life experience would be a lot to write about. Here is the first half of what I read. So, having been fond of ancient romance and revenge novels for many years, I made random guesses about some bloody plots, such as being subcontracted by the emperor. The original empress's son was replaced with Ah Heng's, which makes it understandable why he favored the prince. But the queen's daughter found a baby boy from outside the palace to be transferred to her. The real princess is Yingying, which can also explain why the emperor felt that Yingying looked like Ah Heng at first glance. The result was completely different from the bloody plot I imagined. . . Okay, maybe I didn't read carefully and jumped from the 200th chapter to the end, so I didn't understand many parts. . . . . .

The overall layout is good, and the language is fluent, except that the names of people are occasionally mixed up a few times.