Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace: Wei Yanwan Reborn, Returning Through Blood and Fire

A very, very, very good article! ! ! ! ! ⭕️Advantages: 1️⃣Wanwan is truly neither abused nor aggrieved! ! ! ! Occasionally I was tricked in the early stage, but it was resolved in less than one chapter! ! ! ! Wanwan strategized the whole process! ! ! ! ! And! ! ! Ling Yunche's disgusting toad jumped around a few times in the early stage and was killed with a stick without even having a chance to be a little Lingzi (this is one of the reasons why I have to read this book☝️🤓) 2️⃣Most of the characters are normal, the emperor gradually becomes a normal person and really loves Wanwan (but Wanwan does not love him)! ! ! ! Jinzhong doesn't often get jealous and prick Wanwan with yin and yang (sometimes it's always annoying)… 3️⃣Although there is a general plot line, it is handled very well, and Wanwan is not tortured for the sake of the plot! ! ! ! ! 4️⃣I won't use the superficial excuse of "loving girls" to get close to idiots... Of course, there is no plot to abuse women in this book. Neither the heroine nor the supporting actress, not even Da Ru, has ever encountered any plot to abuse women! ! ! The author is not like Durianzi or some fans who are keen on describing the torture of female characters in detail... The love daughter in this book does not superficially say empty slogans such as "women should be like that" or "women can do whatever they want", but moisturizes and is silently friendly to all female characters. Even the villain treats her as a person and describes her merits, demerits and victories [punch out] Love Daughter Party, don't worry! 5️⃣The most important thing is! ! ! Wanwan is champion! ! ! A winner in every sense of the word, from top to bottom, inside and out! ! ! ! Aiwandang, don't worry! ! ! 💣If you insist on making a point: 1️⃣The author's writing style can be improved a bit, as there are often semantically repeated sentences. Although it does not affect viewing, changing it can improve the quality of the article. 2️⃣Sisters who like Yi Huan or read novels in which she is replaced by Chen Haoyu may not be so comfortable with it. The novel describes her in a one-sided manner. It is a description of the shortcomings of the character in the original play. Moreover, she was wronged and died in the early stage. In the end, there is no story about her redressing her injustice or giving her a better funeral. (I quite like Yi Huan, and I also watched the musical starring Chen Haoyu, so I specially mentioned it) 3️⃣Because of the plot, Da Ru will be made the queen in the later stage. Although there is only a short content to write about this, and she is very aggrieved, it does not affect Wanwan at all. But did the emperor and the queen mother regret "Shouldn't I let her be the queen?"... I don't know how to describe it, I am a little speechless... It may also be related to the first point. The author's writing skills did not handle this kind of plot well...

Nice! The logic is clear, Yan Wan's character design is not OOC, and Yan Wan and Jin Zhong in this book are like sweet milk tea! No industrial saccharin, the taste is very good🤤

This book is really well written. It is the only one I have read so far in which Ruyi does not look like a fool. Many books directly vilify Ruyi into a clown. In this book, the emperor does not suffer from Yi syndrome. Although Ying concubine looks down on Yan Wan's family background, she is not brainless and direct. Sorry, although Ruyi has problems, the author describes her mentality very well. Most of the characters in the whole book have their own logic. I think Ruyi's Royal Love in this book is much better than the TV series. Few people have read this book, but it is a real treasure.

Now that I see it, it's not just a cool article, but it has a meaningful and meaningful flavor that is rarely seen in Da Ru Chuan fans. At least for now, I feel that I can read it. It also praises Da Ru for killing Yun Toi and Hai Lan cleanly. Although Da Ru jumps around every day, Ma Zai, who has no palace power and is not useful, is really funny to see her jokes.

I have read many novels on Tomato and am posting a review for the first time. This book is the best Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfic I have ever read! ! ! Sisters who like fan fiction, don't miss it (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ ) This is not a funny and refreshing novel that spoofs Ruyi (although I also like to read that kind of thing). Ruyi in this article retains her characteristics (in the drama) of being aloof and wanting, having a clear class and no empathy, etc., But it is not too exaggerated to write about her doing impossible stupid things. Everything she does is consistent with her own set of logic, and is not OOC at all. Jin Zhong Wan Wan CP has just the right amount of sweetness without being too cloying. It also adds some sugar from time to time depending on the plot, making it as sweet and not cloying as Tibetan Blue Sea Salt Milk Tea. Hongli here has also become very normal. It's not that his son-in-law doesn't have hysteria. I don't understand history. According to my hearsay, I feel that the emperor in this book is more like the real Qianlong. The author describes Hongli's feelings for Wanwan very delicately. Sometimes I almost forget that he actually met an emperor who fell in love with him (´•ω•̥`). I need to be careful at all times to avoid falling in love. . . In short, as a reader who has an empty spiritual world and spends his time mindlessly reading novels, I like this article very much. Sisters who want to read fan fiction can give it a try!

The content of this article is just right, subtle but not enthusiastic. I was frightened by the advanced content of other articles and only dared to read Yan Wan without cp, but I can read this one, and the emperor in this book also seems to have recovered from the disease relatively normally. The Shura field between Hongli and Jinzhong is quite funny.

Most of them have become normal, and the character descriptions are also very delicate. Qianlong also has a little love, and he is flesh and blood, like an emperor. I really like this kind of loyalty, not the kind that is boring, more like the anxious one when Wanwan gave birth, not strategizing, but feeling inferior and overwhelmed.

The writing style is great, very fluent, not deliberate, OOC or cheating. It is not the kind of exaggerated cool writing, nor does it establish the sober heroine character right from the beginning. It just tells the story slowly, logically and reasonably, and the plot does not drag out. Although we all hate Ruyi, many novels describe Ruyi as a fool. This book is a traditional, normal fan fiction with smooth writing. It's no exaggeration. I actually cried when I read Chapter 102. There's no exaggeration in the plot. I've read at least 20 Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfics, and for the first time, I was so smoothly subbed that I cried. Strong recommendation

Definitely one of the best Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace novels. There are no jokes, the characters are very normal, and the writing is serious and vivid.

The low rating may be due to the unflattering writing style. The plot flow follows the rhythm of the original work, because in the original work, when Wei Yanwan appeared, Xiao Gao was already dead and Lang Hua was about to die. There were no subversive changes here. What is different from other rebirth novels is that the author is very cautious about the impact of rebirth. Under this influence, the characters are given corresponding changes, but they are all within a reasonable range. For example, in the play, Langhua is deceived by Concubine Jia. Here Langhua will think that Concubine Jia will not become a great person, but he cannot know the unknowable things about her. I have read about one-third of the book so far, and the overall IQ is online. The author writes very steadily and the logic is self-consistent. I think it is a well-written work and you can continue reading it. The look and feel is very good, there are no big bugs and there are no particularly heart-wrenching or blood-pressure-raising plots. The description of emotions is relatively restrained, which I like very much.