
After Rebirth, He Ended up Fighting with His Old Enemy.
重生后,竟然和宿敌HE了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 403k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
96Reads
198Chapters
8Listens
8.9kReads · all time









It's even, the male protagonist is really pitiful, the beautiful and strong but miserable baby, it makes people feel super sad to see it! Especially every time he was alone, when An Xiaoshan came out, I really thought that the male protagonist would have someone other than the female protagonist who he could have a good relationship with. But... The male protagonist, such a good person, always had to be tortured and betrayed. Every time, he said he would not help or trust others, but he would always do it. I hope that the truth will come to light later and his grievances will be cleared! Then the emotional line should be redemptive, and the heroine is really a little sunshine to the hero. The heroine is a very decisive person, but after she was reborn, she completely hated the scumbag, and she became powerful very quickly. Come on, push for more updates!
He came in facing his old enemy and carried the two poor little ones out (´・ω・`) The book is not long, the words are concise and the writing style is light, making it peaceful and refreshing to read. It follows the route of salvation, and the feeling of cultivating immortality is not strong. Compared with the kind of proud and smooth novels that seek to conquer the world, it is more like a Jianghu novel that is about living in the world but having hatred in the past. There is no complicated setting or foreshadowing. I really like the relationship between the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist is strong and decisive, can hit the ball straight, and is a sincere little sun. The male protagonist is very miserable, and has been chased and slandered, but he is actually a soft-hearted good person. The two are not the old enemies who kill each other. Maybe it is because I have just watched a pair who love to stab each other... It feels more like mutual companionship and redemption. The miserable early stage is very cute in the later stage. Yes, it was a bit rough before the finale, and the final battle ended a bit too quickly. I read it in a hurry, so the review may differ from the book itself. I think it's 4 stars overall, 5 stars for the emotional line; the plot is relatively bland but the young couple is very sweet, suitable for a bite while taking a break
What kind of incarnation of disaster? The male protagonist is obviously pure and kind and cannot be more pure. What really brings disaster is human beings' greed and shamelessness, coveting the male protagonist's flesh and blood.
Although the climax is not very shocking, the rhythm of the article, the plot arrangement, and the world view are still acceptable. At least the logic is clarified, and the character creation can be a little more three-dimensional. But overall it is okay. I like Yaoyao's character design very much. This kind of improvement brings a feeling of hope to people who read it. I hope that the author can describe more majestic scenes and more handsome action descriptions when writing this kind of subject in the future. It should look very handsome.
Looks good! Ember is so pitiful, he is like an elf who has been bullied and slandered but has good intentions and is naughty. Qingyao is also kind, has a righteous heart, and dares to love and hate. They are so perfect for each other. Very nice
Very nice. But no one commented. 🥲
Finished watching it. Very good.
It's very well written, come on, madam [shy]
It's really good. Cheers to the author! (Changing the cover can be more attractive) [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
The male protagonist is really pitiful🥺, and the female protagonist is also very warm. I hope to write more tender moments between the male and female protagonists.
Maybe you've seen Let Go of the Villain and Let Me Do It [currently in development]
It's so beautiful and the ending is so touching [crying]
It's beautiful, and the heroine is strong and reassuring.