In her previous life, Jiang Yinuang’s marriage to Crown Prince Xiao Ce was celebrated with great fanfare. She thought that childhood sweethearts would share a loving marriage, but someone stole her husband behind her back. Her father and brothers lost their military authority and died miserably in prison. Her family was destroyed, and she was made into a human swine. Only as she lay dying did she learn that the plot had been orchestrated by the man she had loved most.
Reborn, Jiang Yinuang doesn’t wait for her cousin to set a trap. She takes the initiative and climbs into Prince Qi Xiao Yanshan’s bed. From then on, the wicked prince dotes on her, helps her rise to the top, and joins her in punishing villains and evildoers.
So her cousin is a stunning beauty with a sweet voice and a lovely singing voice? Jiang Yinuang props her chin on her hand and flicks her fingers. “Kill her.”
So the crown prince is gentle, refined, and accomplished in both civil and military affairs? She turns away, adjusts her hairpin, and makes sure he is ruined.
I really don't understand why a reborn heroine is written more like she is going through a tribulation? Rebirth is not a cool article. What's the point of writing it? Want to write about a wise heroine? But everywhere it seems that the heroine is stupid and controlled by others. Even if someone else drugged the male protagonist in his rebirth, it was just a strategist. The heroine in your novel who drugged the male protagonist was just a self-recommended pillow. This pattern... Tsk tsk tsk, no wonder no one is watching.
It's okay, a little more Machiavellian, and the emotional lines between men and women are very shallow.
The ending is not bad
Good-looking, very good-looking