Mind Reading: A Paranoid Tyrant and a Mad Rebel King Switch Bodies

This book is actually okay. Don't be dissuaded by some of the reviews. When you first read it, you may not be able to understand their brain circuits. Later, when you know about the past and present life, you will know that they are not people without three views. It's just that his life was too dark since he was a child. Because of his physical abnormalities, he was rejected by his father since he was a child. His mother and concubine died when he was two years old. Eunuchs and maids can bully him at will. No one teaches him to be worldly, right or wrong. He is like a person with emotional disorders, so he does many things that ordinary people cannot understand.

The plot is good and interesting! The characters have distinct personalities, and the little emperor is really heart-wrenching. Because of his childhood experience, he doesn't know how to act, and there are no wise ministers around him to help him. He is a traitor, so he is allowed to act according to his mood, but in fact he is a kind-hearted person for the people. In the early stage, General Gong was really arrogant and wanted to hit him. He would specifically address people's pain points. He was different from other generals. He did not have the style of a general and his character was not perfect. However, this way he seemed real and distinct. In the later stage, he loved the emperor! The past life was very cruel and unsatisfactory, but this life was obtained through Gong's efforts. Another point is Shou's mind-reading ability, which was also obtained from Gong's previous life. It helped the emperor distinguish whether the ministers were loyal or not. This point is well written. The mind-reading ability of other articles is different. The body-swapping scene in the early stage was also written smoothly, and overall it was pretty good!

It used to be that when I read novels, it was plot > writing > characters, but that's not the case anymore. Now I prefer to focus on characters. They don't have to be perfect protagonists, and they don't have to have the halo of protagonists. This one is good. At least I still find it pleasing to the eye and very good.

It's really good. The author's foreshadowing is actually quite well laid out. It seemed a bit unreasonable before that the general fell in love with the little emperor for no reason, but this hole was filled in later. The logic is very smooth, no. In addition, the respective experiences of the general and the emperor and the feeling of not advising others to be good without others' suffering are extremely well explained. It is the most natural feeling I have ever read in this article. Although with the character of the emperor, I feel that I may not be able to write too many sweet plots in the end, but I still hope that the author can write more extra stories.

Don't tell others to be kind without suffering others' suffering. Whether you are from Xiao Ci's perspective or from the perspective of those who were killed by him, it is very contradictory. He did not want this, but he has been abused for too long. How can he distinguish what is good and what is evil [crying] [crying] [crying] I really, really feel sorry for him. It comes from the most essential kind of human emotion. His life has been too painful. Many people may say that his views are not correct, but what I want to say is that if that person is you, are you crazy? If that person were you, could you insist on not being mentally distorted? Dear baby Xiao Ci, your life has been too bitter.

It's very interesting, don't miss it because of the low rating. Although the two protagonists have imperfect personalities, they are very real. Both of them are very miserable and are slowly changed later. 😊[Send heart] The story is very novel and not the same as what I have read before. It saves the recent book shortage [shy][shy][shy]

I think it's great, but this platform is too strict and boys are not allowed to write. I just don't know if they can write now? I've already read several boys' books.

I think it's pretty good. I think the part where they felt they couldn't attack well in the middle is okay. That's my personal opinion. The back story is also pretty good, I can love with restraint, and I still like this book very much. At least the ending is he. Alas, my last book had a he ending and it felt like be. I think this one is very interesting. I don't know why the rating is so low. Maybe the people who read it are the masters. Love has its ups and downs, and it is also labeled as a yandere, but those people will still complain. I hope the author will not be too sad. [Love]

It's pretty good-looking, and this life is quite sweet. The little emperor actually has very low self-esteem. After hearing the voices of many people, he always reflects on himself. I just didn't know anything before. It was a bit difficult for a person with low self-esteem and sensitivity to be a good emperor. He is really trying to be the good emperor he thinks he is. General, he is really changing. In his last life, he had lust for the little emperor and had pure and forced love. There is a grudge between the two parties to destroy the family. It is impossible to get together well. A wrong start and a bad ending. Fortunately, this is a rebirth article, and the general also took revenge in his previous life. At the cost of merit, we exchanged bodies in this life. Only by understanding each other can we start over. I have to say that both of them are a bit obsessed with love, otherwise they wouldn't have made it.

Super pretty! The story is fascinating. I was almost dissuaded by the personalities shown by the characters at the beginning (it would have been too unpleasant to complain about the behavior of the two protagonists), but fortunately my curiosity kept me from abandoning the article, otherwise I would have missed their changes. People are changing, and they eventually became the best version of themselves.