Mu Wanqing died, and only after her soul returned to the underworld did she realize that she had spent her whole life blind to the truth, both in mind and heart. After spending several years with Meng Po, she was reborn and unexpectedly gained a magical space, hiding her true abilities while helping her whole family prosper. Mo Yunshu was reborn with the unresolved obsession he carried from his past life. He returned to the age of ten, only to discover that the woman he had never stopped thinking about had also been reborn. He plotted at every turn and guarded her fiercely, finally winning her heart and marrying the woman he loved. He also became the chancellor of the realm, second only to The Outcast and above all others.
Both protagonists are reborn. The female lead, due to an incomplete soul or some other reason (which is unimportant), cannot enter reincarnation, so Meng Po takes her in, and they live together for two years. During these two years, Meng Po teaches her many things, and she also takes care of Meng Po for two years, so although they are not mother and daughter, their relationship transcends that of…
The characters are well-developed; their personalities don't just explode at the beginning, but gradually grow stronger.
Several children grew up together as childhood sweethearts, studying, taking imperial examinations, and even becoming officials together. Their bond was a mixture of family and friendship, lifelong siblings. I enjoy this lighthearted story.
It's alright, not as bad as some of the reviews say. It's a matter of personal preference, but it's okay for killing time.
I really like it. The family splits up cleanly and decisively, and then they make a good living. Both the male and female leads are reborn, which is great. I've read a lot of stories where one protagonist is a time traveler and the other is a reborn character.
It looks so good! Feelings develop over time; there's no such thing as love at first sight.
This book is great. The female lead is very smart, and the male lead is also very good. I recommend everyone to read this book. It's super good and not as bad as you say.
This book is great! Keep up the good work, author!
Fortunately, there is still a long future for Si'an.
The 4 stars are for the author's hard work in writing; reading it completely calmed my anger.