Reborn, I Wish to Part from You

Are all men this awful? He doesn't like people who are eager to please him; he only feels good when people look down on him. I'll give it a good review for now, but I don't like this kind of palace intrigue novel, even though the author wrote it well.

I think I'm a hopeless romantic. I especially love watching stories of broken relationships mended and families living happily together after hardship.

It's a pretty good palace drama. The male lead is the emperor. In his previous life, he loved the female lead, but not completely. After the female lead died, the emperor must have felt guilty! In her previous life, the female lead deeply loved the emperor, but because of family feuds, she killed the emperor's childhood sweetheart with her own hands, which created a rift between them.

It's pretty good, isn't it? Although there were some misunderstandings at the beginning, they made up in the end, but I personally prefer stories where the female lead chooses the second male lead. 😄😄😄

This novel is pretty good. Readers who came to read the reviews can trust me. Don't be misled by the rating; some books that score 9 on Tomato Books aren't as readable as this one. In the early stages, the female lead's relationship with the male lead is somewhat ambiguous, but it becomes normal later on, and the overall plot is not dragging.

At the beginning of Chapter Seven, the reborn heroine wants to marry off her loyal maid before entering the palace. I think this plot point alone deserves five stars. A good master and a good maid, cherishing each other—I love seeing this. I know why this work has such a low overall rating. Even skipping around, I was infuriated by the male lead.

The plot is full of twists and turns and is captivating.

Why is the rating so low? Although it's not a story about two virgins, it does fit the ancient Chinese setting. Where would you find so many virgins in ancient times?

At first, I didn't want the female lead to forgive the male lead, but later she came to understand him. Overall, it was a pretty good story.

There are many stories about rebirth, but I found this one very realistic! Especially the female lead's psychological changes after leaving and returning to the palace to start over—they felt incredibly real! The male lead too! They proved their love through actions, not words—that's true love. Although the rating isn't high now, longtime readers should appreciate it!