Li Jingui Reborn: Starting with Nothing, I Fight My Way to Empress Dowager

It's a great read, it corrected some plot holes, and read smoothly. The female lead has a kind heart; she persevered and became Empress Dowager not for power, but to save vulnerable women. Her conversations with Zhen Huan were very moving, and I cried buckets during the Zhen Huan epilogue. However, the female lead's character is too subservient.

It's quite rare for a fanfiction of "The Legend of Zhen Huan" to feature Li Jingui as the protagonist. Furthermore, the author didn't alter Li Jingui's supposedly ugly appearance; the focus was on her gaining Emperor Yongzheng's favor. The story extensively depicts the heroine's forbearance and scheming (in a positive sense).

This is the first novel I've read featuring Li Jingui as the protagonist. The female lead is of humble origin and unattractive appearance, but through her ability to discern the emperor's intentions and demonstrate her talents before him, she climbs step by step to the highest position.

This is absolutely a fantastic novel! I haven't seen such well-developed female lead and male lead (the thirteenth prince, not the male lead) in a long time. They're so charming! This is true friendship that transcends romantic love—it's truly touching. The relationship between Zhen Huan and the civet cat is also well-written, and An Xiaoniao's character is perfectly portrayed!

Wow, the Thirteenth Prince's side story made me cry buckets. He probably gradually realized that the Fourth Prince in front of him was no longer the brother who supported each other, but had become another monster devoured by imperial power. I especially liked that there was no deliberate female rivalry in the story; all the female lead's enemies were not for the sake of winning favor, but political adversaries, including the emperor himself.

Li Jingui is truly resilient. What makes her relatable is her ordinary appearance and family background, like most of us. What makes her even more unforgettable is her incredible resilience—she is so incredibly resilient that nothing can break her. Her powerful willpower is truly awe-inspiring.

This book is so well-written 😢😢😢 I felt something was wrong halfway through, so I read the thirteenth brother's side story first, and sure enough, it was so sad and melancholic, leaving me feeling lost. The female lead, Li Jingui, is an exceptionally intelligent, ruthless, and resilient person. Although she isn't beautiful, she has a truly charismatic personality.

I finished reading it in one day, and it's hard to believe that first-person narration can be so well-written. The writing is delicate, and the characters are vividly portrayed. The side stories about Zhen Huan and the civet cat brought me to tears. The author's writing is superb; this book is truly buried in Tomato Books' bestseller list. I really found a diamond in the sand.

This is a fantastic fanfiction of "Empresses in the Palace"! Fans of historical palace intrigue should definitely not miss it! This rating is purely due to the flawed scoring system of Hongguo (a Chinese online literature platform). 1. The entire text and side stories are written in the first person, with a classical and elegant style.

While the inclusion of a "golden finger" (a character's special abilities) is unavoidable, it's quite reasonable. The female lead is excellent; although the synopsis describes her as ruthless, she isn't. She may not understand many people's thoughts and has used many, but she tries her best to respect them.