I Opened My Eyes to Longyue Accusing Me of Pushing Consort Xi

Excellent, truly captivating! Without her love for the chubby orange, Yixiu is now incredibly shrewd and intelligent, engaging in a fierce battle of wits with Zhen Huan. Author, please remember to back up your work; be careful of the relentless reporting from Zhen Huan fans! Many books I've read about supporting characters' rebirths have been reported and taken down.

This is a top-tier work in the political intrigue genre. It accurately reflects the Empress's emotional journey and also introduces many innovations. It's like a cross between Hongli in Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace and Qingying in Zhen Huan! Haha, I hope the author continues writing, and it would be even more interesting if the later parts were told from Qingying's perspective.

This is the most fitting and engaging book about Yi Xiu that I've ever read, but the paragraphs are quite long, so reading it might strain your eyes. Listening to the audiobook, however, doesn't affect it at all.

This is the first time I've rated a novel. It's truly a rare gem among Yi Xiu fanfiction (although I've only read a dozen chapters, it's absolutely amazing).

It's good! I never like first-person narratives, but this one is excellent. It's not awkwardly written and quite clever. The series of butterfly effects that result from saving Meng are also very reasonable.

I really love it. I've read so many books of the same type, and to be honest, very few of them can be read in one go. This book, "Yi Xiu's Rebirth," is about a doomed situation, but the reversal of fate is so satisfying.

It perfectly matches Yixiu's character design, and the plot is also very exciting.

Ignoring the first-person narrative, this is the only first-person novel I could actually read. It's also a rare story where Yi Xiu is reborn after Zhen Huan's return to the palace and she suffers a miscarriage. The plot is interesting, the logic is strong, and it's quite good.

It's really well written.

It's quite good. Although it's told from a first-person perspective, it doesn't feel out of place.