Empresses in the Palace: Su Peisheng Reborn

It's great! Finally, I see fanfiction where the sisters work together harmoniously to slay the dragon, instead of constantly fighting like roosters. While watching the drama, I felt sorry for Lian Huan, Mei Duan, and Jing Chun, and I hated Ling Rong's malice, Hua Fei's arrogance, Qi Pin's frivolity, Cao Guiren's cruelty, and even more so, the heartless and ungrateful emperor.

This is a treasure of a novel that was completely overrated. The story of Eunuch Su being reborn and wanting to protect Jinxi leads him to assist Zhen Huan early on. The harem is also harmonious under the management of Consort Xi, and there are more imperial heirs. However, the brothers are of one mind and there is no suspicion or testing.

I've read many rebirth stories, but Su Peisheng's rebirth is the first one I've ever seen. His inner monologues in the earlier chapters were incredibly interesting and endearing. The later chapters weren't written exactly like the original novel, which I think is a good thing. This time, it's the Sixth Prince who becomes Emperor, not the Fourth Prince. Everyone has a better life, which feels very fulfilling and great.

This is my second read, and it's truly the only fanfiction I've ever finished. It's completely non-out-of-character (OOC), and all the characters' development is very natural. The unresolved issues mentioned in the original text all have happy endings. The overall scope of the book feels a level above what the synopsis suggests! Plus, there are so many memorable quotes. I absolutely love the author!

It's really good. I've read many rebirth stories based on "Empresses in the Palace," but this one is the only one that doesn't have out-of-character moments. The ending is also very heartwarming, giving everyone the best possible ending overall.

Okay, very good, excellent. The logic is sound, and the writing is fluent. Especially when Zhen Huan was pregnant with her last child, I hoped she would have an abortion. The quality of the old man's semen was ridiculously poor, but the mutual support among the concubines in the harem was touching. Also, the personal pairing of An Lingrong and the Third Prince was a pleasant surprise; it was the first time I'd seen them as a couple.

I hadn't read *Empresses in the Palace* from this perspective before, but this article is quite well-written. All the female characters are united and harmonious, and in the end, they all get what they want, living peaceful and comfortable lives. The princesses are spared from being sent to marry foreign rulers, and the children love each other. Everyone lives happily ever after. Highly recommended! 👍

This is exceptionally well-written! Much of the beginning is based on lines and plot from the original drama, but Zhen Huan and the others gradually change their fates. In the end, the women of the harem care for and rely on each other, which is truly wonderful. Many of the things Zhen Huan teaches the children are philosophical and profound. It's a fanfiction that gets better with each reading.

It's a good read. Many things are difficult to achieve a perfect ending. Being reborn helps Zhen Huan avoid much pain and regret. Zhen Huan remains beautiful and intelligent, and the three sisters no longer have any grudges. Perhaps this is true happiness. I really like this book; the writing is gentle. It's a pity it's too short; I don't want to finish it.

It's good, with different perspectives and different endings. I really want to see how the empresses fared in the end.