My Scumbag Emperor Was Reborn

Newcomers, take note! This is a must-read! In the previous life, the protagonist's suspicion of the other led to the other deliberately dying so his subordinates could take his ashes back. The protagonist was heartbroken. There are no melodramatic plot twists. After being reborn, the protagonist dotes on the other, constantly crying and clinging to him like a big puppy.

The dragon robe enters the imperial mausoleum, and the stars return to Luan Pavilion. A book that makes you laugh and cry at the same time—it gives you a handful of candy first, then a big knife, or it stops you from crying halfway through. [Pouting emoji] He waited patiently for decades to protect the land the general had conquered; it was heartbreaking, yet I was also happy for him.

I don't know why, but this novel is so sweet. There aren't any particularly angsty moments, but I couldn't stop crying, especially at the very end, "The dragon robe enters the Yellow Mausoleum, the stars return to Luan Pavilion"—I cried my eyes out, my pillow was soaked with tears, and I don't know how many tissues I used to stop the tears.

This is the only story I've read since joining Tomato that I'd like to buy a physical copy for my collection. I don't want to go into the reasons why, but I'm sure you'll see my love for it once you open this article, because my presence is felt throughout from beginning to end. I rarely love a book, a story, or a pair of characters this much. I will always be moved by this sentence: The dragon robe enters the imperial mausoleum, and the stars return to Luan Pavilion.

A truly delightful book! The author's writing is excellent; the language isn't ornate, but it touches the heart directly. I couldn't help but cry in many parts! Is it angsty? Well, the two main characters are so deeply in love, talented, good-looking, powerful, and influential, and they create so many sweet moments together. Is it not angsty?

Seriously!!! It's so good! It's really hard to imagine that Tomato (a popular Chinese writer) could produce such delicate writing. I usually read on Tomato for fun, but... This author's writing has amazed me. So incredibly detailed! The characters are so three-dimensional, the whole story flows smoothly and seamlessly. Every character is vivid and lifelike.

Excellent writing. I haven't had the urge to stay up all night reading in a long time. I stayed up for three nights reading this one. The rebirth theme isn't particularly novel, but the author is incredibly skilled; the plot and logical progression build up layer by layer, keeping you hooked chapter after chapter. The side stories for the two secondary couples are also very interesting.

This is fantastic! Highly recommended. This is one of the few truly good novels by Tomato, and I have very high standards for his works. This one really resonated with me. The protagonist, though ill, is not weak, and the other, while not a martial arts master, is not weak either. They complement each other perfectly, a powerful duo. It's not a mindless story; the writing isn't childish.

The dragon robe enters the imperial mausoleum, and Xingxing returns to Luan Ting. Xingxing and Luan Ting deeply love each other; some parts are truly heart-wrenching, while others are genuinely sweet. The story also has a strong sense of national and familial responsibility, and the author's writing is superb. I feel deeply sorry for Luan Ting's experiences, and I also feel sorry for Qiu Qi.

This book is absolutely amazing!!! And it has a happy ending! It made me cry my eyes out in the middle of the night 🥺 The whole book wasn't angsty; I only cried because of the bond between the two characters. Thankfully, Luan Ting's injuries have healed, otherwise I would have cried my eyes out. Qiu Qi also had a good ending.