
Reborn: Become the Master of the Demon Empress While She's Still Naive
重生:趁魔道女帝懵懂,做她师尊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 338k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 15
Fantasy With One Female Lead, No Flirting, and an Early, Substantial Appearance by the Heroine
Absolutely no ambiguous relationships.
One Heroine, Fantasy, and a Devoted Hero: Preferably Completed
Xuanhuan, one female lead, completed.
Simulator Stories Are All the Rage Lately. Hand Over Your Hidden Favorites, Now!
One Female Lead. A Male Lead Who's Invincible from the Start.
Are there any where the protagonist is already really powerful from the start?
One Female Lead, Devoted Couple, Xuanhuan Cultivation
Looking for books like *After Picking Up the Female Demon Lord, I Became Invincible by Living off Her*.
Looking for a Novel With One Female Lead. They're So Hard to Find!
So many novels claim to have one female lead, then turn into harems. It's so hard to find a genuinely single-female-lead novel. Can any experienced readers recommend a few? 😭
One Heroine, No Harem, No Womanizing, Xianxia
Quick, quick, quick!
Super-Sweet Male-Oriented Romance, One Heroine Only, and She Should Be Head Over Heels for Him
Male-oriented romance with a super-forward female lead.
Cultivation: An Invincible Male Lead, One Female Lead, Maximum Sweetness with No Angst, and She Throws Herself at Him from the Start
Any Novels With One Female Lead, Lots of Sweet Romance, Cultivation, and Survival or Apocalypse Themes?
Stories where the male lead absolutely dotes on the female lead.
System + One Female Lead + Fantasy
Or stories where the female emperor forces the protagonist into marriage from the start.
Looking for Traditional Fantasy Without a System
The protagonist reveals their talent in public and is fought over and valued by various factions. I want a story where they level up and move to new maps. Preferably no female lead. Wish-fulfillment and comeback stories are both fine. I've read too many System-based gimmick stories lately and want to return to classic Eastern fantasy.
Traditional Xuanhuan, Slow-Paced, No System, One Heroine
Female Emperor Leads, Preferably a Demon Cultivator, No Harem
Traditional Xuanhuan or High-Martial-Arts Stories With an Incredible Background and Powerful Parents Who Are Both Kings
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It's okay, but the pace seems a bit slow to me. I'm still practicing at chapter 58. But the plot is quite coherent, and I only remembered that Ruochan and Mu Yun were still practicing qi after reading chapter 58. All in all, come on
Yes, it looks pretty good. I like to be the person to understand. Except for Shangguan Ling, who is abstract and I can't put it in, the other descriptions are pretty good. I can feel that the author hopes to make the heroine realize that people's hearts are sinister, but still hopes to reduce the appearance of such villains. The writing is excellent, and it is affirmed by a bookworm of ten years.
Alas, who can not love a male protagonist who is not decisive in killing the Virgin, has an above-average IQ, is super protective of the heroine, and even loves the warrior purely? The heroine is also very nice and cute, and the plot is also good (´∀`*). Alas, the only drawback is that the saint was so unhappy in the early stages, and the pace of cultivation and revenge was a bit slow. I hope the heroine can be a little more yandere in the later stage, I love watching 😳😳😳
It's good to read. Although the Tomato Cultivation books are generally similar, this book is not like other books that you don't want to read after reading a few chapters. Instead, the more you read, the more interesting it becomes. I have read a lot of books. This book is well written. Like 👍
It's a very good article. It's non-toxic throughout and has a beginning and an end. The writing is good and pleasing to the eye, but the length is still a bit short. However, considering that the revenge and emotional lines are complete, it is still good. It's a pity that I didn't see the promised extra story. It would be great if there was an interaction between Jiang in the past life and Mu in this life. It's a pity that there isn't one. The final wedding can't be considered a climax. It's too bland. All in all, it's a good article and worth reading.
Generally speaking, there is no problem. If you insist on digging into the details, there are indeed some minor problems. It is recommended to read it without thinking. If you encounter a chapter you don't like to read, skip to it. This way the viewing experience is quite good.
To be honest, the author's writing is good, but the plot line is a bit messy, and the emotional line is only revealed at the end. This is very bad. It should have been revealed in Chapter 80 or 90. Then the plot is about the male and female protagonists taking revenge together. It would be better to write about daily life occasionally. Looking forward to the next book [Chigua]
There are no spectacular battles or plots in this book, only the life experiences of ordinary people. The overall plot is coherent, there is nothing outrageous, there is no knife in this article, there is no candy, and the writing style is good. But I recently read one of the most powerful books. After reading it, I felt empty and uncomfortable 🥺😢
It's okay. I've read ten chapters so far and there's nothing exciting about it, so I decided to save up and read it again.
It's okay. In theory, I can give it a five-star rating for my recent soft-heartedness. However, I have read a book of the same type that is better than this one. That one was given a five-star rating. I think there needs to be a distinction. There are still a few flaws, so let's just make do with it.