
Imperial Master, This Princess Has Been Reborn with Your Son.
国师,本公主带着你儿子一起重生了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 202k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
127Reads
8.6Score
179Chapters
14Listens
294.6kReads · all time
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Are There Any Novels About Princesses and Consorts?
The ancient romance is finished, sweet pet, thank you!
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It's a monk novel! It's the kind of story where the male protagonist keeps restraining his love for the female protagonist in the altar, but he can't restrain himself!
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The Emperor Had a Son Who Wanted to Become a Monk, so He Searched for All Kinds of Beauties.
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The Male Protagonist in Rebirth Is an Emperor and the Female Protagonist Is a Queen
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The monk and the one who should be the same person
For the sake of being the first commenter, can you tell me who the male protagonist is?
Lu Yan and Jia Ye can't tell each other apart, they feel like they are the same person🤔🤔
Looks good. Is that man Kasyapa?
My intuition tells me that Lu Yan is Kassapa
I think it's pretty good. The heroine is not in good health. Unlike other books, she is immortal and very realistic. The world will be settled after it is settled. There is one thing that she didn't explain why her grandmother treated her like this.
☀️Protagonist; Sheng Nanyang 🌟son; 🌟Second sister; Sheng Nanwan 🌈Is the male protagonist "Lu Yan" or "Kasyapa"? Oh, forget it, I don't want to know who the male protagonist is? I just want to know whether Lu Yan and Kasyapa are the same person.
However, the heroine suffered so much and died with so much resentment that she returned from hell to the world with a sense of resentment, just to avenge her previous life. After the revenge was over, the heroine's body was at the end of its strength, and she passed away soon after.
It looks good. I hope Lu Yan and the Imperial Master are the same person.
The male protagonist is Kasyapa... Kasyapa is Lu Yan! You can see it very clearly!
Overall, it's quite interesting, but it's too short, and some foreshadowing and pitfalls haven't been explained yet. The ending is a bit unacceptable, my heroine, woo woo XX But maybe this is the best ending for the heroine. After all, the male protagonist owes the female protagonist and her children. He escaped love disaster in his previous life, but missed his wife and children. The heroine and Yuyou are really suffering. The hero has to pay off his debts in this life and has regrets. The heroine's rebirth is to take revenge, protect Yuyou and her country, and complete her mission. I thought it was complete😭 Alas:-(The male protagonist plays two roles, one is an enlightened monk and the other is a bloodthirsty Shura. I have read another novel called Tamalaka. In that novel, the male and female protagonists are more fleshed out.
They are one person, a Buddha and a demon
What? This is actually be? It ended unexpectedly? Neither the Imperial Preceptor nor the Princess is happy, oh wow... The mother who loves Youyou the most is still unable to grow up with her children. I feel sorry for Youyou and the Imperial Preceptor [almost crying] The author, you have no heart [crying][crying][crying][crying]
The heroine and her son were reborn. The previous life was too miserable and uncomfortable. Just like you, an ordinary sentient being, you gave up a country and watched her family die just to save you from this calamity. The male protagonist has a dual identity, and he practices one for good and one for demons. The abbot sealed the memory of the male protagonist (ruining other people's marriages) and made the female protagonist humiliate for five years. She died miserably in her last life.
It's a very good novel, but in the end the male and female protagonists can be together, but the female protagonist dies again, and it's hard to reconcile. Why can't they be cured and stay together for a long time? The ending is a bit sloppy and I just brushed it off, but it's still quite interesting.
Alas [grievance] [grievance] [grievance]! I'm a little bit upset [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] The heroine and Yuyou had to do it again because of their resentment, but the heroine ended up leaving within a few years [Hold face][Hold face] Fortunately, Yuyou had a good ending
I stayed up late to finish reading it. I wasn't very interested when I first started reading it. However, although the ending is regrettable, it is very realistic. Unlike other novels, the heroine can be saved no matter what. I like the overall structure very much. Although the princess is crazy every time she encounters something, no one can be rational when encountering something like that in her previous life!
The subject matter is very good, and the male and female protagonists are also good, but there are many pitfalls that are not explained clearly? Where did the Imperial Master go in her previous life and why did the Queen Mother poison her? This is a very good short article. Although the ending is not perfect, it is quite good. If I were a princess, I would be crazier than her. After reading the comment section, there are various opinions. It's not that Huang Quanquan's writing is not good, Quan is quite complicated. The clan is powerful and more terrifying than the imperial power. I look forward to better works from the author.
It's just that the ending was too rushed and it wasn't clear whether the heroine's royal grandmother really wanted to harm her.
What was this national master like in his previous life? What's going on with Mr. Lu?
The plot of the story has ups and downs, and after catching up until now, I realized that the two people are the same person. Why don't I remember what I did? I don't know that Youyou is my son! So anxious! OMG! Why is the heroine gone? Too bad!
Whether it's good or not, you have to decide for yourself. In short, the second heroine is too miserable [currently in development] [currently in development] [currently in development]
I came across this book by accident, it is so interesting that I didn't miss every chapter. I wanted to read a novel about monks and searched for it for a long time before I found one that I liked. When I saw it now, I guessed that the male protagonist had a dual identity, and the female protagonist was reborn with her son. It was a good read. Please update it quickly. .
Full of hatred, haunted by nightmares, two gods merged into one, one life was miserable, two lives were panic, and finally relieved Buddha does not survive the purgatory on earth, the calamity of love If you can't save yourself, how can you save the world?
After reviving their lives, why do they still not have a happy ending [almost crying]
Prepare tissues first, then read the novel, your eyes will feel sore and your heart will hurt
A bit sadistic and a bit chaotic! But I still earned a handful of my sad tears
It's very good-looking. Although the ending is not good, nothing in this world is perfect. The author's writing is very real. It's so good-looking.
There is no forced happy ending at the end. . Good
A sigh is still a relief