If you were given a chance to come back again, what would you choose? Tang Muqing made a mistake in her previous life and ended up dying in Ling Chi. Now that he has been reborn, he vows to rewrite history! Dump the scumbag general, help the prince, and find yourself in the whirlpool of power. Let's see who can laugh at the end and take charge of the world!
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The content is still very good, and there are thrills even in ordinary days. If there is anything I really don't like, it's probably the name Xiong Chumo. Emmmmm, villains don't deserve names●‿●
To be honest, this book should be regarded as the best among all Tomato books. First of all, there is no particularly ridiculous and illogical plot. There are no typos or wrong names. The writing style is very smooth. I have read many 9:5 books that are not as comfortable as this article. I don't know why the rating is so low.
It's good-looking, but nothing else but the second male lead's name is a bit... Called Xiong Chumo, not Xiong Chumo
I think the writing is very good. It's not like being reborn and having a huge golden finger. It's unrealistic to be a genius after being reborn because you were obviously not smart in the previous life. He just accompanied the prince step by step to the end. When the prince was troubled by the disturbances outside, it was great to be able to come back to him and have a moment of warmth. This light warmth makes people feel very warm!
Not bad. The protagonist is rational and has his own personality. He doesn't break away from his true body and transform into a Saiyan before and after his rebirth. It can make people watch it.
He was not a person who liked liveliness, so he became more talkative after spending a long time with Si Chen and the others. But the place was empty, and no one would see a middle-aged guard guarding the door tirelessly before entering. When you come in, no one will greet you with a wide smile, and there won't be a maid beside you who smiles, salutes, and jokes before leaving.
Hehe, Prince Ning took a proton! ! ! !
By the way, villains don't deserve names.
Xiong Chumo, when I saw this name, I immediately laughed 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂, I don't like the male protagonist very much, but as the prince, I think he is really sweet, and after rebirth, Mu Qing is very crybaby, which does not help him, so I don't like him very much.
Xiong Chumo=bear infestation
Haha, is Xiong Chumo serious? It's very interesting. I like the refreshing stories about rebirth.
He died miserably in his previous life. He didn't like that general even if he didn't like it. Why should he be so cruel to him, just to use him to force out the fifth prince? I can't understand this, hey! If you protect your home and country, you will all have a living. What can you do? The country is gone, how can we have a home? Those soldiers who live in the countryside and those who are protecting their homes and the country on the border are our heroes, 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Rebirth does not necessarily mean that everything has been mastered. It is a good Machiavellian article when there are disputes and struggles. I like it very much and support the author greatly.
It's very interesting to watch, and the main plot is good. Both male protagonists are love-minded, and they both feel quite silly. In the first life, whether it was Ning versus Tang, or Tang versus Xiong, it was a half-pound versus eight-liang. The next life will push the two of them to the track they should be. It's not easy to see Tang become a well-behaved and sensible man from the ignorant dandy. It's quite uncomfortable to see the first prince die. Sometimes I even think that the next life may be to give the prince a consummation.
It's quite good-looking, relatively close to the real situation. It's not the kind of mindless and cool novel. The rebirth didn't suddenly know everything that you didn't know before, or have some all-powerful golden finger, so the process was relatively handicapped. I think the low score also caused some readers to have wrong expectations of the book, thinking that rebirth must be a slap in the face and a cool novel ( To be honest, many commentaries look silly and speechless. Some people say that they are always suffering losses and that such rebirth is useless. I think they don't understand that every confrontation will inevitably result in an exchange of interests. But if they are always suffering losses, how can the final victory belong to them? It's just that we always see them from our subjective perspective. In fact, others are losing. He lost even more, and the reborn Ah Qing, not to mention providing key information, can change his mentality, learn to reciprocate love, and is willing to make concessions for his sweetheart. After all, the only advantage of rebirth compared to ordinary people is the information gap, but after the plot changes, this information gap is of no use. He is actually an ordinary person. That's all. In the midst of imperial oppression and multi-party struggles, it's not difficult and sweet to be able to trust each other, to clear away the clouds step by step, to remove obstacles bit by bit, to not be lonely and helpless in the cold days when blood is the enemy and there is no one to take advantage of, and to support each other from being bullied by everyone to being above ten thousand people. I think this book is well written.
It's pretty good. I was a little confused when the plot wasn't exposed. Once it was exposed, it was fine.
Why give four stars? Because Si Yi died. In this book, Si Yi was so gentle, why did he die😭
It looks good, but the name Xiong Chumo is a bit funny, and it is similar to the cartoon Xiong Chumo... Hahaha, this name reminds me of the childhood Xiong Xiong, Bald Qiang, Xiong Da, and Xiong Er.
The plot in the middle is quite exciting, and you go around until the end to find out who has harmed whom [face covering] But the protagonist is more unlucky. He was shot even while lying down. Others fought back and forth, and he took the blame for all of these [laughing and crying]
After reading it, I just felt that the reborn Tang Muqing was of little use, and there was not much dialogue between the two protagonists in the whole story. I always spent a lot of pen and ink writing about conspiracies and speculations, but I also wanted to leave people with suspense. However, it made me confused. However, I also wanted to see the interaction between the two male protagonists at the end, but unfortunately there was less and pitifully less... Until the ending.
The plot is okay, and the interactions between the protagonists are quite heartwarming. But the name Xiong Chumo is too funny. Every time I see this name when I am immersed in the plot, I am instantly taken aback. The main reason is that the character Xiong Chumo appears quite a lot, which makes me often act out and not be able to immerse myself in the plot very well.
It's bland, there are very few emotional scenes, it's basically about how to work hard to be the emperor.
Every book is written with painstaking efforts by the author, so I give it five stars. The main reason is that the male protagonist is a little aggrieved. He is sitting at home, and trouble comes from the sky. It is not until the finale that things are sorted out at once, which is quite sweet.
It looks good. The reborn characters are in line with the previous life. There is no golden finger after being reborn without any inner meaning. There is no obsession with love but a big pass, and there is no willfulness in a new life. It depicts people's hearts and the emperor's family. The character creation is also very full, but... I want to watch the extra story and see their happy life after that [facepalm] [facepalm]
Not to mention, the relationship between the two of them is described very well, but it is not enough. I feel that there are too many conspiracies in the book, and emmmmm, sometimes I don't understand it, but it doesn't affect the relationship between the protagonists very much. Anyway, the ending is good [laughs]
This novel is amazing, it's just beautiful, there's no reason for it, it's fascinating
When I watched it, I felt that the first half was pretty good, but as I read further back, I felt a little depressed. I felt that the protagonist's rebirth was of little use. I felt that he was a beast. This was just a foreshadowing. The emotional relationship between the two protagonists was quite warm.
I think it's okay. Love means being able to guard and protect the people around you. This kind of love is amazing.
The two protagonists have never really been together. They are only legitimately together in the last chapter. Why is it so difficult to watch a sweet love? There are no extras. The ending is good and not regrettable, but it is too sudden.
Even though he is reborn, there seems to be no golden finger. But it doesn't affect it, overall it's still very exciting. I thought the third prince would make a difference, but the offline was so sudden [laughing]
The Imperial Road is a life-consuming road, but fortunately I have walked through it. If I take one wrong step, I will be doomed. To be honest, it is a bit depressing. I am walking on thin ice step by step. There is no exaggeration of martial arts. There are no god-like helpers. There are only a few loyal servants who work hard to protect each other. I have walked steadily through the pits one by one. It is really not easy. Fortunately, I persevered. The emotional line is weak, but it is also real. The overall situation cannot be used emotionally at the moment. Si Yi, I think it's a pity; Xiong Chumo must have had a piece of his heart dug out when he lost Tang Muqing. Has he ever regretted it? Or he had always regarded him as a pawn. Or maybe he was sincere before and didn't know it. . .
The content is still very good, and there are thrills even in ordinary days. If there is anything I really don't like, it's probably the name Xiong Chumo. Emmmmm, villains don't deserve names●‿●
To be honest, this book should be regarded as the best among all Tomato books. First of all, there is no particularly ridiculous and illogical plot. There are no typos or wrong names. The writing style is very smooth. I have read many 9:5 books that are not as comfortable as this article. I don't know why the rating is so low.
It's good-looking, but nothing else but the second male lead's name is a bit... Called Xiong Chumo, not Xiong Chumo
I think the writing is very good. It's not like being reborn and having a huge golden finger. It's unrealistic to be a genius after being reborn because you were obviously not smart in the previous life. He just accompanied the prince step by step to the end. When the prince was troubled by the disturbances outside, it was great to be able to come back to him and have a moment of warmth. This light warmth makes people feel very warm!
Not bad. The protagonist is rational and has his own personality. He doesn't break away from his true body and transform into a Saiyan before and after his rebirth. It can make people watch it.
He was not a person who liked liveliness, so he became more talkative after spending a long time with Si Chen and the others. But the place was empty, and no one would see a middle-aged guard guarding the door tirelessly before entering. When you come in, no one will greet you with a wide smile, and there won't be a maid beside you who smiles, salutes, and jokes before leaving.
Hehe, Prince Ning took a proton! ! ! ! By the way, villains don't deserve names.
Xiong Chumo, when I saw this name, I immediately laughed 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂, I don't like the male protagonist very much, but as the prince, I think he is really sweet, and after rebirth, Mu Qing is very crybaby, which does not help him, so I don't like him very much.
Xiong Chumo=bear infestation
Haha, is Xiong Chumo serious? It's very interesting. I like the refreshing stories about rebirth.
He died miserably in his previous life. He didn't like that general even if he didn't like it. Why should he be so cruel to him, just to use him to force out the fifth prince? I can't understand this, hey! If you protect your home and country, you will all have a living. What can you do? The country is gone, how can we have a home? Those soldiers who live in the countryside and those who are protecting their homes and the country on the border are our heroes, 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Rebirth does not necessarily mean that everything has been mastered. It is a good Machiavellian article when there are disputes and struggles. I like it very much and support the author greatly.
It's very interesting to watch, and the main plot is good. Both male protagonists are love-minded, and they both feel quite silly. In the first life, whether it was Ning versus Tang, or Tang versus Xiong, it was a half-pound versus eight-liang. The next life will push the two of them to the track they should be. It's not easy to see Tang become a well-behaved and sensible man from the ignorant dandy. It's quite uncomfortable to see the first prince die. Sometimes I even think that the next life may be to give the prince a consummation.
It's quite good-looking, relatively close to the real situation. It's not the kind of mindless and cool novel. The rebirth didn't suddenly know everything that you didn't know before, or have some all-powerful golden finger, so the process was relatively handicapped. I think the low score also caused some readers to have wrong expectations of the book, thinking that rebirth must be a slap in the face and a cool novel ( To be honest, many commentaries look silly and speechless. Some people say that they are always suffering losses and that such rebirth is useless. I think they don't understand that every confrontation will inevitably result in an exchange of interests. But if they are always suffering losses, how can the final victory belong to them? It's just that we always see them from our subjective perspective. In fact, others are losing. He lost even more, and the reborn Ah Qing, not to mention providing key information, can change his mentality, learn to reciprocate love, and is willing to make concessions for his sweetheart. After all, the only advantage of rebirth compared to ordinary people is the information gap, but after the plot changes, this information gap is of no use. He is actually an ordinary person. That's all. In the midst of imperial oppression and multi-party struggles, it's not difficult and sweet to be able to trust each other, to clear away the clouds step by step, to remove obstacles bit by bit, to not be lonely and helpless in the cold days when blood is the enemy and there is no one to take advantage of, and to support each other from being bullied by everyone to being above ten thousand people. I think this book is well written.
It's pretty good. I was a little confused when the plot wasn't exposed. Once it was exposed, it was fine.
Why give four stars? Because Si Yi died. In this book, Si Yi was so gentle, why did he die😭
It looks good, but the name Xiong Chumo is a bit funny, and it is similar to the cartoon Xiong Chumo... Hahaha, this name reminds me of the childhood Xiong Xiong, Bald Qiang, Xiong Da, and Xiong Er.
The plot in the middle is quite exciting, and you go around until the end to find out who has harmed whom [face covering] But the protagonist is more unlucky. He was shot even while lying down. Others fought back and forth, and he took the blame for all of these [laughing and crying]
After reading it, I just felt that the reborn Tang Muqing was of little use, and there was not much dialogue between the two protagonists in the whole story. I always spent a lot of pen and ink writing about conspiracies and speculations, but I also wanted to leave people with suspense. However, it made me confused. However, I also wanted to see the interaction between the two male protagonists at the end, but unfortunately there was less and pitifully less... Until the ending.
The plot is okay, and the interactions between the protagonists are quite heartwarming. But the name Xiong Chumo is too funny. Every time I see this name when I am immersed in the plot, I am instantly taken aback. The main reason is that the character Xiong Chumo appears quite a lot, which makes me often act out and not be able to immerse myself in the plot very well.
It's bland, there are very few emotional scenes, it's basically about how to work hard to be the emperor.
Every book is written with painstaking efforts by the author, so I give it five stars. The main reason is that the male protagonist is a little aggrieved. He is sitting at home, and trouble comes from the sky. It is not until the finale that things are sorted out at once, which is quite sweet.
It looks good. The reborn characters are in line with the previous life. There is no golden finger after being reborn without any inner meaning. There is no obsession with love but a big pass, and there is no willfulness in a new life. It depicts people's hearts and the emperor's family. The character creation is also very full, but... I want to watch the extra story and see their happy life after that [facepalm] [facepalm]
Not to mention, the relationship between the two of them is described very well, but it is not enough. I feel that there are too many conspiracies in the book, and emmmmm, sometimes I don't understand it, but it doesn't affect the relationship between the protagonists very much. Anyway, the ending is good [laughs]
This novel is amazing, it's just beautiful, there's no reason for it, it's fascinating
When I watched it, I felt that the first half was pretty good, but as I read further back, I felt a little depressed. I felt that the protagonist's rebirth was of little use. I felt that he was a beast. This was just a foreshadowing. The emotional relationship between the two protagonists was quite warm.
I think it's okay. Love means being able to guard and protect the people around you. This kind of love is amazing.
The two protagonists have never really been together. They are only legitimately together in the last chapter. Why is it so difficult to watch a sweet love? There are no extras. The ending is good and not regrettable, but it is too sudden.
Even though he is reborn, there seems to be no golden finger. But it doesn't affect it, overall it's still very exciting. I thought the third prince would make a difference, but the offline was so sudden [laughing]
The Imperial Road is a life-consuming road, but fortunately I have walked through it. If I take one wrong step, I will be doomed. To be honest, it is a bit depressing. I am walking on thin ice step by step. There is no exaggeration of martial arts. There are no god-like helpers. There are only a few loyal servants who work hard to protect each other. I have walked steadily through the pits one by one. It is really not easy. Fortunately, I persevered. The emotional line is weak, but it is also real. The overall situation cannot be used emotionally at the moment. Si Yi, I think it's a pity; Xiong Chumo must have had a piece of his heart dug out when he lost Tang Muqing. Has he ever regretted it? Or he had always regarded him as a pawn. Or maybe he was sincere before and didn't know it. . .