Book Transmigration: The Prince Fights His Rival Every Day for the Villainous Imperial Tutor

It's so good, really super good! There are five arrows (symbols of love), but only one official couple (the former Imperial Advisor x Prince, later Emperor) has mutual affection. There are four supporting male characters: the Prime Minister, the General, the Emperor (a classic example of a heartless jerk), and a wealthy merchant.

This is my first ancient Chinese romance novel with two male leads. I really liked Zhe Zhi's character, and the ending was great—he deserved it. As for Emperor Song Lan, although he genuinely repented, the damage he caused Zhe Zhi wasn't easily erased. Xuan Yuan Chen's love was like a metaphor, never revealed to anyone.

So beautiful! It's so beautiful!!! The unexpected ending was a bit sad 🥺 Aside from the main characters, I feel like none of them should be like this 🥺 But this is also the best ending for them 🥺 The wedding gift I gave you But it's the dowry I've prepared by exhausting my family's wealth to marry you 🥺

Both are strong and both are clean, super good-looking. ①Exceptional writing style, overflowing with talent (four-character idiom, classical poem quotation, original quote) ② Plot: There's a huge plot twist at the end, followed by a slow and steady development with some revealing moments, and the character is quite charming. ③Theme: In life, one always needs something to hold onto.

Hmm... It's well-written, but personal tastes might differ. The two male leads seemed rather bland to me... A lot of people seem to like the bottom (uke), always hugging and cuddling him... And the bottom doesn't seem to mind, which is really annoying to read... But aside from that, I really like both the top and bottom... Ugh, it's getting more and more uncomfortable to look at. That white stuff is so sticky...

It's a great read, both sweet and heartbreaking. It's really well-written, but there are so many regrets. I burst into tears when I read about the Prime Minister's ending 😭 My heart aches for the Prime Minister, I can't believe it 😢😢😢😢

The writing is good, and the plot is also good. A child forced to leave home after experiencing terrible things makes a contract with a system to forget his ordeal, wishing to return home and embarking on a mission. Ten years of hard work, yet he's still just a child himself, encountering ungrateful people, failing to recover his memories, lacking purpose in life, and still contemplating suicide…

This is absolutely my cup of tea! Zhezhi is alluring yet unaware of her own charm, gentle, considerate, and composed—the details are incredible. Zhezhi bought two little things, a fox and a puppy, and as a thank you to her husband, she let him choose one. He chose the puppy, and I immediately thought of a loyal puppy and a charming fox—they're so perfect for them, haha!

To be honest, I came from a Kuaishou post. The author's writing is quite good. In the early chapters, Shen Zhezhi is portrayed as aloof and ethereal, but after meeting Ji Jing, she becomes somewhat endearing and cute. She's skilled in everything from playing the zither to calligraphy and painting, capable in both court and battlefield, easily winning over her male admirers.

It's beautiful. Meeting someone so stunning in your youth can be a lifelong mistake at first sight. But as long as your loved ones are safe, happy, healthy, and have all your wishes fulfilled, you have no regrets. Like a rootless duckweed, Zhizhi was adrift, without support or ties. She thought she would quietly disappear to some deserted place, but by chance, she met that person.