The Emperor in a Palace Intrigue Novel Is Reborn
宫斗文里的皇帝重生了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 833k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- 论皇帝重生后的修养守则Alternate title on Fanqie
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In booklists 8
Looking for Stories Where a Woman Becomes a Male Emperor
Looking for books similar to "Empresses in the Palace: Transmigrating as Fat Ju". Like the title says, don't recommend anything completely unrelated.
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Feel-Good Novels About Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Becoming Emperor
Drunk, I lie against a beauty's lap; awake, I hold the power of the world. Plenty of beautiful women, and no characters acting stupidly.
Household Scheming, Multiple Children, and a Rise from the Lowest Ranks to the Top
I'm looking for books like "The Empress Is Sickly, Cunning, and Alluring, Fighting Her Way to the Throne". The heroine shouldn't love the male lead or be romance-obsessed, and she should always get revenge.
Any Palace-Intrigue Novels Told from the Emperor's Perspective?
Empresses in the Palace: Who Would Make a Good Imperial Noble Consort?
Looking for books like "Empresses in the Palace: Kang Luhai Is Reborn and Wants to Become Consort Kang".
Looking for Classic Palace Intrigue: A Clever Heroine and a Male Lead Who Isn't Love-Blind
Looking for books like "I'm a Psychology PhD, and I Came to the Palace to Slaughter Everyone (Jiao Jiao Yue Ming)".
Reader comments 34
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This is the first time I have seen the article about the emperor's rebirth. A person with the highest authority re-examines everything he owns, whether it is true or false, and then he regains his position. A very wonderful novel, highly recommended.
I hope that the eldest son will inherit the throne, so the queen should have more eldest sons.
Come on, the plot is not bad; don't let it end badly.
In fact, there are many places that could be written more concisely and concisely. There are many places that can be explained clearly in a few sentences. Luo Liba wrote a long paragraph. When I read it, I had to read it twice to understand what was said. It was so tiring. Overall, the writing is pretty good.
It's quite smooth to read, and I don't see any bad points. There are not many people writing about this perspective type, so I'll give it five stars for now.
It is a rare palace battle from the emperor's perspective, and the subject matter is very innovative. Most of the stories of palace fights are on the side of the concubines, but this one allows the emperor to return to his boyhood after his death and want to make up for all the regrets left in his previous life. The story not only covers the daily life of the harem and the concubines, but also takes into account the government affairs of the previous dynasty, dealing with clan disputes and border wars. The most special thing is that you can intuitively see the emperor's inner weighing and thinking when dealing with everything, which is very interesting to read.
I like it very much. The emperor's perspective is reborn, and he handles government affairs and family relationships peacefully. It has a relaxing and enjoyable reading experience. I like it very much
This should be considered a female channel book! It took me a long time to find out. . . . . . .
The plot is reasonable, the content is rich, the arrangement is clear, and the characters are distinct. It is a good article, worth recommending, and a five-star review!
It looks good (♥∀♥), are there any other Gong Douwen from the perspective of the male protagonist?