Zhen Huan Reborn as Empress Fucha: Rewriting the Story of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace

It's really good; I almost caught up with it all in one go. I don't usually like reading stories with the Jin-Wei pairing. Back when *Da Ru Zhuan* was receiving rave reviews, I was almost constantly criticized for shipping Jin-Wei. Later, when *Da Ru Zhuan*'s reputation plummeted, many people started writing about Jin-Wei, which initially made me happy.

A rare and commendable effort in aligning Ruyi's story with historical accuracy, a pleasant surprise indeed! The writing is also quite good. While reading "The Vermilion Bureau," I was wondering how the author would reconcile Jin Yuyan's fate with the historical events, but the appearance of the second Jin Yuyan was a real eye-opener.

To be honest, I didn't find the first few chapters particularly well-written; I just thought the author had taken a different approach, writing from an angle I hadn't considered. In fact, I found the later chapters somewhat bland, not particularly captivating, but still worth continuing to read.

The author writes so well, especially the Jinwei couple; their interactions are just like those of a couple in the early stages of a relationship! The best part is that so far, Yanwan hasn't entered the scumbag emperor's harem. Actually, when reading other stories where Yanwan, even after being reborn, is forced to become a concubine of a scumbag emperor due to various reasons, I feel sorry for…

This is such a great book!!! I don't know why the rating is so low, but it's really good!!! (New readers, remember to read the book's synopsis first. If you can't accept the pairings the author writes, please avoid this book.) I generally prefer family-friendly stories, but while the author certainly ensures that evil deeds are punished, there's absolutely no abuse of the female characters!!!

How come such a good book didn't even get a 9 out of 10? 😢 I really enjoyed reading it; the writing is excellent. I did a lot of research, and I felt that every character was very well-developed. I've read at least 20 or 30 books of Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace, so this is definitely in my top five. Go check it out!

Finally, I've found a fanfiction with writing style and logic that I can actually enjoy! The author has perfectly captured the characters, clearly having thought about their underlying personalities and behavioral logic. The characters are believable, the reading is smooth, and I can almost picture the original characters saying the same things. The author is especially adept at creating tension.

It's exceptionally well-written! The low score on Tomato (the website's name) is due to its recent release, but it's actually a rare gem. There aren't any overly melodramatic or contrived plots that feel like they're deliberately tormenting Ruyi; everything develops naturally and smoothly. Zhen Huan has entered a new world, neither abandoning her original personality nor wasting her newfound life.

Well written, the logic is natural and coherent! Especially the part where the real Qingying returns at the end, remembering what the possessed person did to A'Ruo in their past life, and apologizing to A'Ruo. They grew up together, caring for each other; Qingying would never do such a despicable thing to A'Ruo! Regardless of past or present life, Qingying is a normal person!

I'm a huge fan of the Jinwei pairing, so I read a bit of their interactions beforehand, and it's absolutely amazing! Twisted, dark, yet overflowing with love, I've also skimmed through some of their other works, and they're incredibly interesting, nuanced yet never boring!!!