After Rebirth, the Princess Just Wants to Remarry

I have only read Chapter 86. I think the pace is very good. Although the heroine was physically and mentally exhausted from the abuse in the previous life, but generally speaking, except for the fact that the hero fell in love with the original heroine, the heroine is very clear-headed. She also knows who to hate, and she also knows that the love of the country does not give up the safety of the entire country just because she has to be with you, the goal in front of her. Moreover, the prince is not actually a good husband, but he can also be regarded as a good king. I think it is reasonable to assist him to quell the war. If it's just to see how the female protagonist tortures the male protagonist physically and mentally, I think I can give up on this book. If you look at the logic alone, there is no problem at the moment.

The first half of the book has clear and interlocking logic, while the second half of the book is like a different book. It is a combination of Resident Evil + Monsters + The Bourne Supremacy + 0.2% Of the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists. If you like the plot and take a different approach, you can try it. If you don't like it, I suggest you just watch the first half and the ending. When I first watched the beginning, my expectation for the heroine was to live a new life, hope that she could change her appearance and save her family, and then resolve the misunderstanding or engagement with the hero. The female protagonist basically did the same thing later on. She was always cautious, treated the male protagonist with a degree of advance and retreat, and tried her best to plan for the sake of military affairs. In the end, the tragedy did not happen again, and her demeanor as a general's daughter was also fully demonstrated. Her multiple identities, including Crown Princess, General's Daughter, Little Pigeon, etc. Also come in handy. Different identities can be observed to have different appearances. The daughter of the general's steadfastness and the princess's advancement and retreat are well reflected in the heroine's body without appearing obtrusive. Even later the heroine had a change of heart and couldn't help but care, but she was in a dilemma due to her past life and her inability to guess what the hero was thinking. Therefore, she treated the hero with a cold face and a warm heart, which I think is a cute point. As for the male protagonist, he is a slightly more conscientious person than expected, and his conscience will be disturbed when he thinks about things in his past life. The author's foreshadowing is that he imprisoned the heroine in his previous life, but he actually wanted to protect the heroine from being harmed by an adulterer. So when he remembered what happened in his previous life later, the relationship between the male and female protagonists became quite difficult. From his being reused by the emperor to the mystery of his life experience, the plot is relatively rigorous and interlocking, with many unexpected changes. This episode is quite enjoyable to watch. In the end, there is only one post in the throne and there is no room for other women. It feels like some details of the ups and downs of emotions have been brought out, and the happy ending also reflects the sincerity of the male protagonist. But throughout the plot, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a line. It stands to reason that if the girl doesn't take the initiative, the guy should take the initiative, otherwise it will not progress. However, the author added the psychological pressure of the male protagonist's past life. In fact, it is difficult to see how the relationship between the male and female protagonists came naturally. Even the ending did not spend any more words to talk about the things between the two of them. I feel that by the end of this novel, apart from the fact that the male and female protagonists are both mentally and physically strong, so much so that they both reached the top, they are not seen as a couple, but more like business partners. But! The plot saw the prince leaving the palace holding his dead mother and concubine. I thought it was about to end. Who would have thought that when I looked at the catalog, it was less than half of it. I wondered if the author was ready to wrap up the book, but was suddenly notified that hundreds more chapters would be added. What happens next begins to become out of touch, and does not conform to the "style" of the previous plot, and can even be called scary. The familiar male lead villain originally gave people a calm and gentle feeling. Even if the plot failed in the end and his true character was revealed after being imprisoned, it was very consistent with the plot trend of this person. However, the author later arranged for a villain to descend from heaven. The appearance of Tianci directly changed the direction of the plot. It also turned the second male lead into a monster with a turtle body and a human face. He also danced in front of his father and talked about his resentful look. It was really a bit scary. The second male lead's more three-dimensional image suddenly became an image that can only be seen in horror movies. Later, Tianci even cut off the face of the human body. This kind of plot is really confusing. Compared to the fact that evil people have their own trials and tribulations, this plot is more about highlighting the cruelty of God-sent methods. But such a method is actually not very realistic. The plot only says that things are given to the villain by God. These few words contradict the previous plot, which is reasonable and consistent with reality. Oh, yes, there are also those real shrimp soldiers, crab soldiers, crocodile soldiers, and the jellyfish body monster that the heroine saw in the room with a human face. This villain is so dark, and the things he creates are even more disgusting. It will make people feel uncomfortable when watching it. Moreover, it is already a pretty dark plot, but the author still adds some funny characters to dilute the atmosphere in the middle. I don't know whether to say it is joy in hardship or the author's conscience. I feel that the attitude of the people around the male and female protagonist towards the male and female protagonist is not well prepared in the beginning. Later, when the subordinates want to match the male and female protagonist, it will be slightly abrupt. In addition, the heroine saw some superstitious things while investigating the case, such as sealing the local patron saint statue in the room in order to make the second heroine's business prosper forever (?), And the second heroine is a modern person who has traveled through time, which makes me feel that the setting of the second heroine has also changed a lot. From a rude and brainless time-traveling modern woman who only wanted to be popular, she became a "gu-raising" boss in the later period. She developed humanoid weapons and used people as guinea pigs to test the medicine. The medicine was also widely promoted and became addictive after taking it. Everyone (who took the medicine) was her believer. Such a person who loses his humanity and only cares about his own interests is willing to pave the way for the heroine. His last words before his death actually involve the mystery of the hero's life experience: "There is no scientific basis for blood tests." It feels like he is more of a tool and can be moved wherever needed. In short, the front is okay, but the back is inexplicable. But in the inexplicable plot, the heroine is allowed to survive this dangerous situation, which in turn reflects her personal charm. I really appreciate this.