Help! The Prince I Killed Was Reborn Too

I've read it twice, and I really like this kind of story. Even after being reborn, they're still themselves, right? There are so many stories where the characters are reborn and suddenly become incredibly insightful and start tearing each other apart—it's a bit hard to accept. This one is just right. They're just ordinary people.

Both the male and female leads are reborn, and their son, a pair of twins, is a time traveler! In her past life, the female lead was forced by the crown prince to seduce the male lead in order to protect the Cao family's bloodline, and she didn't fare well! After being reborn, the male lead pays close attention to the female lead because of what happened in his past life, and gradually falls in love with her again! The plot is quite good!

Hello everyone, thank you for your support of this book. The beginning is a bit slow, but I believe you'll like it once the male lead appears! 😂 In short, feel free to ask me any questions here, I'm all set 😘

The female lead's past life was quite tragic. Her marriage was an arranged one, and after her husband's family was framed, she was taken as a concubine. As a concubine, she was threatened into seducing others, and finally killed after being used. In this life, the female lead is weak and lacks ability. Seeing this, it seems the male lead didn't particularly like her.

The biggest subplot in the whole book is actually the young emperor, who was a time traveler from birth. No wonder he could govern a country so well at only ten years old. Novels where both the male and female protagonists are reborn are quite good.

This book is really good, I hope the author will continue to write more good books.

This is the first time I've read a novel where both the male and female leads are reborn, and it's so interesting! I really like the male lead's wisdom; he reminds me of someone I know in real life. Sigh, I can't quite put my finger on it, but anyway, the book is great... Keep it up! 💪 Keep it up! 💪

It's pretty good. Both the male and female leads are reborn. After their rebirth, the male lead still loves the female lead, and they eventually confess their feelings for each other. However, the ending, where Xiao Chen is a modern person who has been reborn, feels a bit unresolved, leaving some suspense.

It's a great book, as anyone who's finished it knows. The author's characters are vividly and realistically portrayed, and the descriptions of scenery and appearances are excellent. The writing is good, the story structure is complete, and it truly deserves to be called a good book!

It's quite good! This young emperor is also reborn. It would be great if they wrote more about the young crown prince's story.