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

This is an absolutely fantastic article!!! ⭕️Advantages: 1️⃣ Wanwan is truly free from abuse and resentment!!! Even when she's occasionally schemed against in the early stages, it's resolved in less than a chapter!!! Wanwan is completely in control throughout!!! And!!!

It's great! The logic is clear, and Yan Wan's character isn't out of character. Plus, the Yan Wan and Jin Zhong in this book are like a 70% sweet milk tea! No artificial sweeteners, and the flavor is just right 🤤

This book is truly well-written. It's the only one I've read where Ruyi doesn't portray Ruyi as a fool. Many other books simply demonize Ruyi as a clown. In this book, the Emperor doesn't suffer from Ruyi's "Yi syndrome," and while Consort Ying looks down on Yanwan's family background, she doesn't mindlessly confront her.

Having read this far, it's not just a pure wish-fulfillment story; it possesses a subtle and profound quality rarely found in other Da Ru fanfics. At least for now, it's readable, and I must commend the swift and decisive elimination of Yun Ce and Hai Lan. Although Da Ru is constantly causing trouble, she lacks palace power and effective henchmen, making her downfall genuinely hilarious.

This is my first time writing a review on Tomato, having read many novels. This is the best Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfiction I've ever read!!! Sisters who like fanfiction definitely shouldn't miss it (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ ) This isn't a comedic, lighthearted story parodying Ruyi (although I enjoy those too).

The amount of romance in this story is just right—subtle and not overtly passionate. I'm usually intimidated by romance in other stories and only dare to read those with no romantic pairing, like Yan Wan's. But I can read this one. Plus, the emperor in this story seems to have recovered from his "Yi syndrome" and is relatively normal. The love triangle between Hongli and Jinzhong is actually quite funny.

Most things have returned to normal, and the character descriptions are quite detailed. Qianlong has even developed some affection; he's become more fleshed out, more like a real emperor. I really like his loyalty; it's not the cloying kind, but more like the anxious and helpless state of mind when Wanwan was giving birth—not a display of strategic brilliance, but rather one of insecurity and helplessness.

The writing is superb, incredibly smooth, without being contrived, out-of-character, or featuring any overpowered plot devices. It's not an exaggeratedly wish-fulfillment story, nor does it immediately establish a strong, clear-headed female lead. The narrative unfolds gradually, with sound logic and a fast-paced plot. While we all dislike Ruyi, many novels portray her as a complete idiot.

This is definitely the best fanfiction of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace. It doesn't rely on inside jokes or references, the characters are portrayed very normally, and the writing is serious, earnest, and vivid.

The low rating might be due to the writing style itself not being appealing. It's a plot-driven story that follows the pacing of the original work. In the original novel, Xiao Gao was already dead when Wei Yanwan appeared, and Lang Hua was also about to die. There were no radical changes made here. Unlike other rebirth novels, the author is very cautious about the impact of rebirth.