In her previous life, her name was Jimo Yunyi. On her wedding night, she was burned alive in her new house.
In this life, she is Qin Yige, a delicate and noble girl who was raised by her family in the palm of her hand, although she is not good at acting.
However, God seemed to be playing a joke on her.
Qin Yige's fiancé turned out to be his sworn enemy in his previous life.
Jimo Yunyi said, can she be reborn again?
Later, the situation in the court was treacherous, and storms were about to arise.
Joining hands with her former mortal enemy, she turned the clouds and rain with her delicate hands in the back house, causing chaos and chaos.
She also put on her military uniform and rushed to the battlefield, guarding the territory with the sword in her hand, and dominating the world as a daughter.
I thought this life would just pass by.
But there was a man who, for her, took the country as his job and gave up the beautiful country just to join hands with her and see all the scenery in the world.
Reader comments
I really didn't like the heroine's character, so I gave up after reading a few of them.
The heroine has a lot of family members named Chu, and it's so confusing that she can't tell who is who; she switches between two characters, and she can't tell who she is at any time; she has a lot of men who like her, but she doesn't know who she loves; she travels back and forth between three countries, but she doesn't know where she belongs. It's a mess and I can't understand it.
The author's writing style is okay, but the heroine is disliked and said to be unfeeling. She is also very good to her country and her royal brother. She is said to be affectionate and righteous, and she also does things to repay kindness with enmity. It flirts with several male supporting characters, and the ending is a little hasty. The advantage of this way of writing is that many of the male characters are heart-wrenching, but the female protagonist is annoying.
I really didn't like the heroine's character, so I gave up after reading a few of them.
The heroine has a lot of family members named Chu, and it's so confusing that she can't tell who is who; she switches between two characters, and she can't tell who she is at any time; she has a lot of men who like her, but she doesn't know who she loves; she travels back and forth between three countries, but she doesn't know where she belongs. It's a mess and I can't understand it.
The author's writing style is okay, but the heroine is disliked and said to be unfeeling. She is also very good to her country and her royal brother. She is said to be affectionate and righteous, and she also does things to repay kindness with enmity. It flirts with several male supporting characters, and the ending is a little hasty. The advantage of this way of writing is that many of the male characters are heart-wrenching, but the female protagonist is annoying.