
Rebirth: the Regent's Husband Always Wants to Usurp the Throne
重生咸鱼:摄政王夫君却总想篡位
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 374k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Rebirth Novel, the Female Protagonist Hated the Male Protagonist in Her Previous Life, but Dotes on Her Husband After Rebirth
Can you please introduce some rebirth articles? I am really short of books! ! !
Double Life! It's Finished! (Kneel Down and Beg)
The heroine died tragically, and the hero was buried with her. They were reborn together.
The Female Protagonist Is Reborn and Wants to Divorce, but the Male Protagonist Disagrees. Ancient Romance
Ancient romance
Double Life, Chasing Husband Crematorium
Is there a male and female protagonist with a dual male protagonist? Is there a male and female protagonist? The male protagonist gives up, or wants to divorce the female protagonist at the beginning of her rebirth to protect her, but the female protagonist pursues her husband, and the male protagonist still loves her.
Are There Any Novels About Chasing Husbands in the Crematorium?
Are there any novels in which the female protagonist does not cherish the male protagonist in the early stage, but later the male protagonist abandons the female protagonist, and the female protagonist pursues the male protagonist again? (To put it simply, Chasing the Husband and Crematorium, I have seen enough of Chasing the Wife and Crematorium recently)
Looking for Ancient Words, or the Plot of Palace Battles
The male and female protagonists are both strong and clean





























If there is a second female lead, let's take the lead. This male lead feels so distressed.
I jumped here to read it. If you are looking for an old-fashioned sadistic novel with an ending, this book can still be read. However, there are a few points that may not be accepted. First, the heroine in this life is still involved with the prince and has done many things for him, although she does not love him (the prince is a good person). Second, it is a cliché that the male and female protagonists have no words. Also, I remember this book correctly. The topic is about chasing her husband in the crematorium. In fact, there is not much chasing in the book, just a few chapters. Before the heroine really understands the truth, the hero has been doing it for free and is willing to be used. About 70% of the whole story, he knows the truth and starts chasing his husband. I can't remember clearly. The chasing part of the husband should be about ten chapters, and then it is a two-way chase. I almost forgot that the heroine and the prince were married and had children in her previous life, and she also truly loved the prince.
It's not like many rebirth novels where the heroine falls in love with the hero out of nowhere. She slowly falls in love with the hero after experiencing a lot together. In the first half, she felt that the heroine was so heartless and not worth it for the hero. In the second part, it was sweet and sad, with all the ups and downs that made it interesting.
There is nothing exciting about this book. The male protagonist is quite frustrated in the early stages. Logically speaking, he should torture the female protagonist no matter what! But it makes sense in the end. There is a big difference between loving it and not loving it.
Not bad, pretty good-looking
I think it's the best among classical Chinese literature [Like]
Although there are a few points that are hard to accept, overall it's pretty good.