Reborn: The Qin-Yan Saga

Though short, this book left me with the most complex and poignant feelings after reading it. Born in a chaotic world, human life was cheap. Every figure who has made their mark on history, regardless of their character, deserves to be revered. Putting myself in their shoes, I realize that many people were far worse off than them. As an ordinary reader, I don't wish this story were true, but I know in my heart that the reality might be even more tragic and cruel. I feel a pang of inexplicable heartache—heartache for the beautiful princess, and regret for Murong Chong's birth in an era where he had no control over his own childhood and his tragic fate… If everything could be changed, I would give up everything and transform into Jian to protect Mo Rongchong, whom I must protect. If everything could be changed, I would give up everything, transform into Mu Hong, give the princess the happiness she desires, and protect her for a lifetime.

This book really feels like one of the best among Murong Chong's novels! Qin Yan's Lament is the best, followed by Phoenix Rising from Afang Palace and this book, which would easily be in the T2 tier! Although it's a bit short of Lament. Overall, the writing is smooth and the style is good. The main character is well-developed (although there are various personal interpretations mixed in...). The central theme is also good, and the ending is quite good... Although there may be some misunderstandings about the characters, I can still accept it x. It's obvious that I'm trying my best to praise Fu Tianwang (?). And the original character fits in perfectly...! It's obvious they've altered some characters for the sake of the plot... To be honest, I personally don't really like this, and the changes have a lot of flaws! (Shakes head)