The Scoundrel Emperor Reborn: Ruyi's Daily Punishments

The writing is really good. I always prefer to watch the rebirth of Zha Zhalong. He is one of the root causes of the problem because he is the most affected. As long as he wakes up and takes the lead, not many things will happen. Yuyan and Hailan are both good people, which is what I like, so Daru should be allowed to only use the cloud toilet. The only flaw is that I forgot Wanyin

The writing is particularly good, especially the line between Queen Fucha and Wanwan, which is completely the redemption of sister Bao, and the children in the harem are so soft. The children in the harem are also well written. The princes and princesses have grown up well. This is the happy life of the sister group. In comparison, Daru is even more tragic. It is particularly cool! ! ! The author is very quick to update and I can't read enough [crying][crying][crying]

I have read a lot of sadistic literature, and this one is the best. Although there is no very thrilling plot, the characters in the author's works are all tender and logical, and it is a very natural sense of warmth, rather than deliberately created harmony. Without Daru, everyone is a happy family, and there is no such inhumane abuse for Daru, but reasonable punishment. I think this is more in line with the world of normal people, if a large amount of inhuman abuse actually nourishes the evil of human nature. The author's writing style is really delicate and warm, I like it!

The waves in this book are as big as the imagined self. The harem is warm, everyone except the villain loves her, and the emperor has deep love for her. The villains are all clowns, and their hands are clean. The reborn Hongli and other concubines take action against the villain Duru. By the end of the chapter, I wasn't kidding. The vague frustration in front finally had an answer. Hongli abdicated from the most powerful emperor to Lang Hua's son Yong Lian and became the Supreme Emperor; Lang Hua was promoted to the Queen Mother. But the ending states that Yonglian hates Hongli. Like Jiaqing, he became honest when he became emperor and was controlled by the government. Jiaqing became honest when he became emperor. Hongli became honest if he didn't save him and died of illness. Emotionally, not only did the son he saved like Lang Hua more, but the harem that he had made up for regrets also liked Lang Hua more, and they were openly ostracized after abdicating the throne. While mocking Ruyi and Zha Long for being a folk couple during their southern tour, they also made Lang Hua and Zha Long a folk couple. Originally, Zha Long felt guilty towards Yan Wan. If Yan Wan did not enter the harem, he would make her happy. If Yan Wan did, she would follow the official historical path. As a result, Wei Yanwan thought that the queen was willing to fight against the emperor for her, and the title of concubine in March was changed from Wanwan's own honor to Langhua's.

I like this story very much. It's rare in fan fiction that an emperor is more humane and will abdicate voluntarily, not because of poor health or because of the concubines' schemes. He also has a good attitude towards his concubines. Moreover, it is rare that all the children can grow up safely, and they will not die accidentally due to various plot advancements. The plot is very relaxed, without any complicated plots and plots, and it's not tiring to watch, so it's a good way to pass the time. The concubines are all in good health and have not gone offline unexpectedly, which is also hard to see. During the process of watching, Da Ru was either slapped or hit with a board, and she was punished by kneeling and grounding. I almost wanted to count how many times she was beaten and how many years she was imprisoned [laughing and crying]

I have been following the updates to finish it. To be honest, I have read a lot of books. This one is not really a good read. Although Hongli was reborn, due to the short hair of the system, the plot kept punishing Lao Ru, but it did not make people feel happy. On the contrary, it was very frustrating. Maybe the motivation that kept me chasing after him was that I guessed that Zha Long would have a showdown with Lao Ru after his hair was cut off [laughing and crying]. If you don't read the whole text, it will be very heart-warming. Langhua unconditionally believes in Hongli, helps Wanwan, and protects everyone in the harem at the same time. This is what warms the harem!

Nice! The overall feeling is very good. I don't have good reviews about forced entry into the guard. Anyway, I personally don't understand why most people have to forcefully lock into the guard. I think the two of them are more like each other climbing up the ladder. The plot is also handled with more care. Some small details are just enjoyable to read, but I personally think they can be ignored. (The above is just my personal opinion, you are right)

It looks good, but it's a bit miserable for Mr. Zhang to endure the humiliation and bear the burden [laughing and crying]. I hope that the grassland concubine in the back can be subdued as soon as possible, and I also hope that I can try to make up for the regrets of the previous life so that everyone can have a happy ending (except Lao Ru and Carsickness)

The plot is okay, but when it was written, everyone must curl their lips, curl their lips, curl their lips when they laughed. . . , Hooked lips have appeared countless times. In fact, smiling is not just a description of hooked lips, it will really affect the perception. Hope to see this comment.

What I like about this book is that the boomerangs pierce themselves very hard. Ling Yunche also experienced the pain that Wanwan suffered in the original play, and was tortured by Garfield. In the play, there is a sentence: "Qixiang Palace loves to torture Yanwan, so she will not be seriously injured or die." I have remembered it for a long time, and in this book, Lingyunche was severely punished. Daru, who was reborn with memories, felt heartbroken when he saw the little Lingzi like this, but he did not treat Wanwan like this. Hailan, Lingxin, Jiang Yubin and others were also freed from Lao Ru's control, except for people like Yingbin who were full of inexplicable malice and were also punished. I really like the scenes where the concubines in the harem are having fun, and the punishments given to Da Ru in several places are quite funny. I've already finished it three times. Supplement: The characters in the book are much more three-dimensional than those in the original play. Garfield was harmful in the beginning, but was later guided to become rational, warm, and very funny. Wanwan's growth from a palace maid to a concubine was also appreciated and taken care of by the empresses. Gu He taught that Wanwan would also come forward to care when she saw Garfield looking bad, allowing Garfield to recognize the prince's true face and feel warm when he felt sad. Concubine Zhe, a character who only spoke a few words in the drama, also survived in it and lived in harmony with the concubines. Overall, this book uses concise, humorous and interesting language to describe the changes and mutual caring emotions of the so-called "villains" in the play. A world without Yin syndrome is so beautiful.