Reborn: Your Servant Wishes the Regent King Eternal Blessings

🌷Pei Yuan💗🌷💗Lin Su🌷 ✨Recommended rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ✨ [Dual Male Leads]+ [Dual Rebirth]+ [Older Man/Younger Woman]+ [Dual Strong Characters]+ [Dual Cleanliness]+ [Dual First Love]+ [Extreme Tension]+ [Past Life and Present Life]+ [Gong Falls in Love at First Sight]+ [Unrequited Love Becomes Real]+ [Shou Develops Feelings Over Time]+ [Mutual Devotion]+ [Sweet Romance] The Great General and Regent…

Both were reborn and helped each other, but their families couldn't escape their tragic fates. What's the point of being reborn? The enemies from their previous lives are different from those in this one, which feels unsettling, but the overall plot is acceptable.

Lin Su's rebirth changed Gu Yuan's fate. The price was the loss of three of his loved ones.

Your Majesty, I wish you ten thousand years of good fortune and peace. After Lin Su ran away to the north, I suddenly felt that Lin Su didn't love the Regent, but only because of a past life's lingering feelings. Even when he returned later... For some reason, I felt a longing for the Regent and the Northern King to be together; they were both deeply devoted lovers.

I want to see a side story about Gu Qiyun and Physician Chen! Author, could you please write one? It's such a pity about Physician Chen.

Ask your wife if it's a sad ending or a happy ending; my gut feeling tells me there might be a twist.

I'm quite picky and prefer short stories, so this one is right up my alley. Initially, the book's synopsis piqued my curiosity, and after reading the whole book, I found the character descriptions to be quite good. However, I felt I should have included more of the romantic storyline. I especially loved the line in the final chapter, "Only with you can I enjoy peace and prosperity," which deeply moved me. 🥺 Also, author, I don't want to read the innocent storyline 🥺

The overall plot is good, and the author's writing is also quite good. Around chapter 46, the romantic subplot becomes a bit unclear, which might be why some readers found it strange. But I understood it, and I actually found it quite enjoyable.

I'm giving the author five stars to encourage them. The storyline is great; for someone like me who likes sweet romance novels, I wish the imperial physician and A-Yun could end up together. The author's writing style is still a bit immature, like when they write essays that are too colloquial. Keep it up, author!

It's a great show, I really like it, but the fact that they were all reborn and their families all died is really upsetting. The Third Prince is so inexplicable; he's already the emperor, and just because of suspicion, he kills everyone, even his own wife and children. 🤦