Three Lifetimes of Joy

The content is wonderful, the language is beautiful, the writing is excellent, and the plot is vivid. It's very, very nice!

I initially thought Li Gouzi had developed another personality, identifying himself as Song Fugui. So, Li Gouzi's body housed Song Fugui, and Song Fugui was Li Gouzi? Is His Majesty Song Fugui with Li Gouzi's body, or Li Gouzi with Song Fugui's body? I'm a bit confused. After watching it, there are still some things I don't understand, especially the ending: why did they kill Niannu? And who was the storyteller? It would have been better if Song Fugui had met Helan first.

It was so good! I finished reading it in two days. I love the female lead, Jiang Qingcheng; she's such a cute girl—mischievous, adorable, and incredibly smart. I also love Song Fugui's kindness and sincerity towards everyone. I don't quite understand the male lead. I came expecting a angst-filled story, and while it didn't make me cry, it was still a great read. I support the author and will definitely read more of their works! ❤️

Oh my god, after reading on and off for several days, I finally got to see the latest chapter! At first, I clicked in based on the cover, and the first few chapters made me think it was a typical palace intrigue novel. But it gradually got wilder, with so many mysteries to unravel step by step – it was quite exciting, and every character was important.

Please, please! My first book was *Hou Ting Hua* by the same author, and it was so heart-wrenching! The writing is so delicate; you can feel the author's sensitive nature. The style is unique and distinctive, unlike the formulaic writing of other authors. The plot is intricately woven, logical, and coherent, unlike those mindless, overused stories.

Song Jingchuan and Li Chongguang switched bodies, didn't they? Please, don't torture the second male lead! 😢🥺

I loved the humorous parts the most. It's truly remarkable how well this first-person narrative is written, although the part about killing the Empress Dowager was a bit drawn out… I found the Yang family army part particularly heartbreaking and sad. Even with his days numbered, the protagonist was still concerned for his country, so his death in the end was actually quite fitting.

Despite its understated tone, the book conveyed the characters' overwhelming, unrequited love. After reading it, I felt utterly defeated.

What happened to Qingcheng in the end? What happened to her for the rest of her life? Didn't Niannu go to become a Buddhist? And then she sought death in the end. What I'm most concerned about is the female lead's final fate. Because there was no final ending for the characters, I felt the ending was too rushed and incomplete.

It was angst, but it left me completely confused and with a headache.