Reborn, the Regent Prince Forces Me to Raise His Child

This book is really good!!! I finished reading it almost a year ago, so my memory is a bit hazy. The male lead spoils the female lead rotten to an almost unbearable degree. The beginning is about her rebirth and taking down the scumbags, which is very satisfying~~💕💕 Welcome to the legendary world of this book! If you like domineering female leads, come and check it out!

I was going to give it five stars, but the update speed is too slow. I've forgotten all the previous content, how am I supposed to read it now? 😞😞

Mo Xiaochen is truly heartbroken for Jiu Yao. He hopes that Jiu Yao can regain her memories soon, clear up the misunderstandings, and reunite with Mo Jue.

It was fantastic! The female lead came back strong and gave those villains a good beating.

It's a great book, I really enjoyed it. Of all the novels I've read, this is the one I've stayed up all night to finish. The plot is very engaging; I rarely read a novel like this.

There's a TV series called Pan Weisen, who also has a son-in-law who moved in with his mistress. Did he bring two children with him—a daughter and a son? The daughter wasn't his biological child; the son was from a relationship with a secretary. He spoiled his mistress's two children rotten, even though neither of them were his biological children.

It's so good, I stay up late at night reading here.

How the female and male leads meet but don't understand each other is a good story worth reading. Thank you for your hard work, author! 💪

The content is perfect, and the foreshadowing is very appropriate.

It's pretty good, but I think I've seen this before, so I'm not sure if it's by the same author. The ending seems incomplete, and there's still the mystery of Xiao Yu's background. It's actually quite easy to guess when she goes to find Mu Wuyan and sees the scar (the daughter of the woman in white). Overall, it's good, but the ending feels a bit rushed. I feel like it wasn't finished.