Reborn as the Villain, I Beat Up the Protagonist’s Crew and Kick My Abusive Husband to the Curb

Well, it's pretty good, but I felt tricked into watching it. If you're looking for a regent, don't bother, because honestly, the person who transmigrated is just a cook. The regent's character is out of character (OOC), and it lacks the strong dual-protagonist feel. If you're looking for a strong dual-protagonist story, you should probably avoid this.

✨🌷💗Liang Shenyu💗🌷💗Rong Se💗🌷 ✨Recommended rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐ ✨ [Dual Male Leads]+ [Transmigration]+ [Older Man/Younger Woman]+ [Strong Couple]+ [Clean Couple]+ [Alternate Universe]+ [Equally Matched]+ [Side-by-Side]+ [Mutual Pampering]+ [Love Develops Over Time]+ [Mutual Devotion]+ [Mutual Redemption]+ [Healing]+ [Sweet Romance]+ [Food], Marquis Dingbei (courtesy name Shuyun, has a mouth, speaks…

This rating is too low, I'm not satisfied with it. It deserves at least a 9 out of 10! 💕💕 It's very well written and the author is excellent! The most precious thing is that it perfectly captures the feeling of a modern person traveling to ancient times. You can see that Rong Se was originally a commoner who was forced into a high position against his will.

The authors are all intelligent, which is commendable. What I appreciate most is the authentic classical Chinese tone throughout, with not a single word rendered in modern language for the sake of brevity. It's rare to find an author who respects classical Chinese so much while maintaining such a refined and elegant style in dialogue.

An exceptionally excellent work. Rong Se is very gentle and a very thoughtful person. It's hard not to be moved by his thoughtful actions in the story. For example, the memorial tablet he set up for the original owner is a really nice detail, and it also shows his hope that the original owner could have a better life. The author's writing style is also excellent, and the sentences are all poetic.

It's good, really good, high quality, a story of mutual redemption, not too tragic, but the families of both the prince and the marquis died tragically. So they find redemption in each other. The romance is smooth, and the court intrigue is also well-connected; it's primarily a romance story. It's quite good. I finished it in almost two days of my free time.

I clicked on this by accident and read the whole thing. Clicking on the author's profile revealed another excellent novel by the same author. This author has very positive character development and values, and the plot isn't formulaic or drawn-out. Neither of the two male leads is indispensable to the other; they understand and heal each other.

It's a good read, written in the style I like. You can feel the emotions through the words. I'm already engrossed even before the development of the romance between the two male leads. This is much better than those 9.6-Rated novels with terrible character development, messy plots, and forced tropes. I've finished reading it, and it's a masterpiece for me!

It looks good, it's really good-looking. I was initially drawn to this book by the "chef" theme, but I was surprised by how well it was written. I'm the kind of reader who tends to lose interest once the main couple gets together, but I didn't feel that way at all while reading this book because the main plot is coherent and engaging, and the romance doesn't overshadow the main story.

It's well-written, but the writing style probably isn't very popular on Tomato (a Chinese online literature platform). It's not as overly simplistic as some of the other articles. Although the traffic isn't very high, I hope the author can keep it up. Because I really like the author's writing style. Keep it up!