Demoted from Wife to Concubine? Reborn, I Make the Cold-Blooded Emperor Kneel and Beg

Like! The second book I read is about the heroine really avenging herself and killing her enemy hero! The writing style is a little weak, but the flaws are not hidden [OK] Love is love, but you almost killed me, so I must ask you to give me your life [laughing] (And I'm not Sister Li, why do books like The Bone Erosion get high scores, but this one has such a low score? Is it because the heroine has not forgiven the male protagonist who abused her physically and mentally in her previous life, and indirectly killed her? It's 2026, and most women are still Wang Baochuan who digs wild vegetables?)

2026.02.04 This ending is excellent. Although he has you in his heart, the male protagonist still has to pay back the suffering of the female protagonist with his life. It's really great, thank you to the author for the great story [like][like][like]

I have read the article about the imperial concubine by the same author before, and I also like the setting of this article. However, I feel that the article did not torture the male protagonist enough. I hope the author can do more torturing the male protagonist in this article!

This book is really good to read, but it is very sadistic. All the hurt caused by the male protagonist to the female protagonist is real, and all the pain of the female protagonist is also real. But there is no denying that they still love each other ambivalently, but all their past choices, the male protagonist's distrust and hurt towards the female protagonist have destined them to never be together again, and the female protagonist no longer trusts the male protagonist. After the heroine came back from rebirth, she planned the death of the hero. They were in love, but after rebirth, it was because the heroine took a step that the hero knew that the heroine was innocent, so be was inevitable. I like this kind of heroine who didn't forgive the hero in the end. They started from the hero's distrust, and finally the heroine no longer believed that the hero would not change, and chose to take the power into her own hands. This is what should be done. May everything be perfect and happy for us!

It's really good-looking, it doesn't whitewash anyone's past life, and the heroine doesn't have a soft heart. Maybe it will still be a bit regretful that the male and female protagonists are not together in the end, but it doesn't matter. It's really the crematorium for chasing my wife

Many book reviews criticize the author for the heroine who easily forgives the hero in the novel about a noble concubine, but if you read carefully, you will find that the author actually gives a lot of abuse to the hero, especially the abuse of the heart and body, and the portrayal is very good. I personally feel that the author's writing style is good. I hope that this book will have more abuse of the hero, and the scenes of chasing his wife will be more novel. The heroine should not be too quick to be soft-hearted, and do not forgive easily, because the heroine in this book has indeed suffered a lot of grievances and suffered a lot.

I read this book after reading Ning Ning's book. I knew it was BE before I read it. I had never read BE before, but Ning Ning's book was very well written, so I couldn't help but read it. To be honest, the emperor's crime was unforgivable. He was able to stay with Ayu for nearly 10 years after his rebirth and awakening. This was a real advantage to him. Although the article describes very few years in the East Palace, I can't help but think of Ayu who had just married into the East Palace. At that time, there were no concubines for the court, only Ayu and the prince. At that time, Ayu was the happiest. I quite like Pei Yao's story. I wonder if there are any extras?

Demoting his wife to a concubine, Shen Peiyu felt really pitiful and pathetic in her previous life. She had been waiting for the male protagonist in the cold palace! Although those things were not done by the male protagonist, it was really because he was too self-righteous and arrogant that he thought he could control it, which to a certain extent led to the death of the female protagonist! After being reborn, it's no wonder that the heroine immediately wants to go to Furuko! In short, Pei deserves it, he deserves it! It's quite satisfying for the male protagonist to let the female protagonist take charge of politics, she has the power! Sometimes people really can't trust others too much, and they still have to take the initiative in their hands! The writing is pretty good! [Laughing out loud]

After reading it, it's Be. The Ayu in the first life was really pitiful. Her father didn't care for her mother, but she was inexplicably tricked into being the daughter of a treasonous minister by her scumbag father and her concubine. Then, as a princess, she was demoted as a concubine. Everyone in the palace could be bullied, and the child she had worked so hard to give birth to was taken away as soon as she was born. . After being reborn, she no longer compromises on the male protagonist. She has her own clear goals. She drugged and poisoned the male protagonist and finally the male protagonist died, turning his son into the only heir to the throne. As the author said, the female protagonist had feelings for the male protagonist, but she still had to resolutely avenge herself. It was not a crime she committed in the first place, but in the end, the dirty water was left to the female protagonist. I'm sorry, in the final analysis, the male protagonist doesn't trust the female protagonist very much. As a couple who have been together in the East Palace for several years, they should learn more about the real situation of the female protagonist, so that when outsiders frame her, they will not preemptively sentence the female protagonist to death. Male protagonist, as long as you carefully investigate all aspects before drawing a conclusion, she is your wife and deserves your serious investigation. It's a pity that in the end, a good couple became so separated that they couldn't let go. PS I feel like I read very few novels where the male protagonist dies first to pave the way for the female protagonist.

Yes, injury is injury. The heroine did not forgive in the end, but lived for herself.