Reborn in the Imperial Harem: The Empress's Scheme

This is a true story of a palace fight, describing the love and hatred between the male and female protagonists. It is both sadistic and heart-wrenching. Although I didn't finish reading it all because my heart couldn't stand it anymore, I burst into tears while reading it. To be honest, whether it was the first love affair at a young age, or the later love, or the love and hatred from a lifetime ago, the heroine cannot change it. The heroine has had too many hardships in her life. Although the male protagonists all love her, they are not willing to give up their rights. This shows their hearts. Although they don't care about the heroine's experience, maybe they are in a high position. In short...

Personally, I don't like it very much, but thank you to the author for the hard work.

Fortunately, I didn't think it was good at first, especially as it got better and better later on. I started skipping to read it, then skipped to the end and read the last few chapters. Then I found it was quite good. Then I started reading from the chapter where Yu'er died, and ended up reading it twice.

It's pretty cool. The emperor has so many women, so why should he require them to stay the same? The emperor never gave the heroine the most important position in his heart, and the heroine eventually became another man's treasure!

This woman is amazing. She has had three husbands and still has no grudges at all. This novel is a bit magical, but you can still read it and save it.

I really like this ending and the true love the male protagonist has for the female protagonist. How many true feelings are there in this world? Cherish the most important thing in front of you!

It's been a long time since I read a first-person book, and it feels good! I read one of the author's books before and thought it was good, so I came to read this one again.

It was really sad to watch, the heroine just wanted a son to reunite with her family. She didn't get it from the emperor who had been with her for six years, but she got her perfection from a prince with whom she had no interaction in the previous life.

Well written! I was deeply moved by what I saw! The love-hate relationship between the protagonist and the emperor is entangled with constant cutting and chaos! Now that the emperor is dead, I think this book ends!

Not bad, not bad, not bad, not bad, but Yu'er was too cruel when she died!