Ancient romance heroines have three treasures: being reborn, transmigrating, and being good at kung fu. Xie Huaining, a heroine born and raised in this world, trembles at the thought and takes stock of her own family: a shameless uncle, an uncaring father, and a mother whose theme song is emptying the family coffers to support her own relatives. The world is harsh, life is hard for women, and she also has to contend with the second male lead, who's returned reborn with a halo of his own. Her legitimate older sister makes trouble, her concubine-born older sister throws her weight around, and the man she likes is a clueless, sexist straight guy. At this point, Young Lord Shu is delighted. "Huaining, Huaining, you could try training me." Xie Huaining replies, "What about land? Shops? A title of nobility? If I can't have those, that's fine. I'll earn them myself."
Not bad! However, the reborn King Jin is not as good as when he was not reborn. He feels that he has lived an extra life in vain. Why should he be reborn? This is so weird.
Very exciting, thank you to the author
Good looking. The male and female protagonists are so sweet.
Brilliant, beautiful, and interesting.