Reborn and Spoiled: The Eldest Daughter Is Both Sweet and Fierce

I finished reading it in one go. The sentiments of the male protagonist and the female protagonist about their family and country are indeed touching. The style of poetry in the whole text is not limited to simple love between children, but more about righteousness and love. I have always envied the heroine's unique demeanor and mannerisms from aristocratic families, and I also envied the sympathy among the children of aristocratic families. To be honest, the children of the aristocratic family have a personality and commitment to the family that other children do not possess. The five surnames would have perished too quickly. Some emperors were really good emperors, but the world would be full of careless people. It is a pity that the royal family has a common problem. The existence of the aristocratic family was also conducive to the national conditions at that time to a certain extent. I feel that the public and private families should not fall so easily. It only takes a few years, and almost no soldiers are needed. How can a family with a profound heritage that has been passed down for hundreds of years be easily shaken? Or is it that the aristocratic family had good intentions for the emperor and did not raise elite soldiers excessively? I really can't bear to see the children of aristocratic families fall down one after another. I can't bear to see the handsome, fearless, high-ranking young men fall down and die in the mortal world. I can't bear to see friends who were so good friends when they were young become strangers and even see each other on the edge of a knife.

Why write the male protagonist to death 😢 😢 😢 😢 The male protagonist has never held Ming Yue's hand in his life 😢 😢 😢 He has contributed to the country all his life. He did not let anyone down, but he failed our Ming Yue 😢 😢 😢 😢 Our Mingyue never got the promise of Brother Jiayan to be fulfilled until his death 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢

They have the world at heart and serve the people wholeheartedly. They have a great world view. Yu Mingyue (the heroine) enters the officialdom as a woman and thinks about the people's livelihood. Although there is a prophet, the plot is not abrupt. She enters Dali Temple to promote the law and advocate for the people. Even if the superiors (sages, five surnames, Mohists, etc.) Lose their ambitions and are selfish to the disadvantage of the people, they still work hard for the people. In his previous life, Xie Jiayan (male protagonist) served the people and became king and prime minister in order to ease the relationship between the saint and the five surnames. In the end, he was framed and was not tolerated. He died in another life. He is still the young man he was before, wearing a green shirt and half of his hair with white hair. The only difference is that he has Mingyue's love. Although his love cannot be expressed, Mingyue has been following his footsteps. Finally, Mingyue knew his love and wanted to leave with him, but Yan had a heart for the world and how could he let Mingyue be displaced with him. But in the end, they still got married, but the cost was that Yan died to save the prince 😢😢😢😢 (It's really sad to see if he can survive) The writing of the supporting characters is also very exciting. I wrote a lot, so I won't go into details, but I really recommend it. I'm very lucky to see this book [Sending my heart to you]

I have to say that it is indeed wonderfully written, and the writing style is also very good, but sometimes the characters' names are written wrong. The death of Ayan in the end is really sad. After putting in so much effort, he ended up dead. Liu Niang is very cute and powerful, but the ending is too sad. I originally thought that she and Ayan would have a happy ending [I almost cried]

This book is very interesting. The plot of the story is ups and downs and exciting. Although there are some small problems, it is very good overall. Although the ending is a bit regretful, the story is like this, and so is life. There are perfections and unsatisfaction. Yu Liuniang finally realized the common wish of her and Xie Langjun, and saw the prosperous age they expected for Xie Langjun. I think in another parallel time and space, Yu Mingyue and Xie Jiayan must have realized the "freedom" they expected.

M I chased until three o'clock in the morning, but I didn't expect it was a knife 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 My eyes were swollen from crying 😢 😢 😢 My Jiayan, my bright moon 😢 😢 😢

Xie Jiayan really makes me feel uncomfortable. I have never seen such a good male protagonist, why should I be!!!!!!!! Why did the damn emperor die so honorably!!!!! I cried to death. The ending of such a beautiful book really made me sad. I burst into tears 😢😢😢😢😢 Please make a sequel 😢😢 Is the score low because of be? Why can't Xie Jiayan be saved 😢😢😢😢

When a romance novel is filled with feelings of family and country, it becomes more than just a novel.

In the end, I was so upset. Seeing that Jiayan and Mingyue were about to be together, they could finally spend the rest of their lives happily. Why did Jiayan lose such a good gentleman with literary skills and martial arts? It was so sad and unfair. Wuwuwuwu

It wasn't until I finished reading that I really broke my guard. Both the male and female protagonists were very sentimental about their family and country. The story of the male protagonist and the female protagonist was also very touching. Unfortunately, the male protagonist died trying to protect the female protagonist from a poisonous arrow in the end. This was the most unbearable. I hope that the male and female protagonists will not be so tired in the next life, and they can live happily!