After the Crazy Emperor Was Reborn, He Only Wanted to Raise a Little Prince

The fight is very exciting, but the heroine has never won once, and she can't protect her subordinates well. She is a strong woman, but the man is stronger. The hero is only good to the heroine to save her life. Don't even think about the rest. You also need rights and people.

It's a couple who truly hate each other. The male protagonist's evil dog character has never been washed away, and the female protagonist is particularly clear-headed and firm in her goals. After being reborn, she has never given up or hidden the idea of killing the male protagonist. I am particularly looking forward to the follow-up plot (leave a book review in advance) The setting is great, but Wen Lao made typos and omissions, and used inappropriate words in many places, such as calling the other party's son a dog, or treating the Queen Mother (the Empress Dowager) as the wife of the Emperor (the Emperor of Yue), etc., Which is very strange. Forget about typos and omissions, it may be an omission, but I feel that if you can write the article like this, you shouldn't make such very low-level word mistakes as above...

It's really good-looking, and my young CP fans are really satisfied. Couples who don't know how to fight, please get out🙏🙏🙏

1. The story unfolds from the perspective of the male protagonist, but perhaps because he lived to be seventy or eighty in his previous life, the male protagonist in this life has almost no growth arc, and his inner activities and psychological changes are briefly mentioned. 2. Although the heroine has a growth line, it seems very stiff, as if she suddenly "enlightened" overnight, with all kinds of abilities and cognitions coming into place instantly. There is no reasonable preparation for the change (perhaps limited by the length); the direction of growth is also strange. 3. The emotional line is particularly stiff, and there is no tension or affection between the two. The female protagonist is coerced into the game. Although the male protagonist describes himself as "evenly matched, falling in love and killing each other," the whole text does not reveal anything worthy of admiration for the female protagonist - her abilities and ambitions are seriously mismatched, and she insists on supporting her nephew to win the throne regardless of reality. The abilities and patterns of the male and female protagonists are not at the same level at all. 4. In the paragraph comment area, there are always some readers who make comments that make people feel uncomfortable and have a bad impression. 5. The advantages are also very obvious. In my opinion, the male and female protagonists are more like the incarnations of two views on power rather than simple characters: the male protagonist believes that power comes from strength and force, while the female protagonist believes that power comes from "name and status", which corresponds to the different understandings of male and female plots. This opposing perspective is very intuitive and makes people feel a sense of powerlessness.

Be sure to read the reviews before reading the book, otherwise who knows what you will see. Those who want to see the two heroes can leave, and those who want to see the villainous heroine can leave, because the heroine has never won at all. I have never seen a male protagonist like this before. I really don't understand how the male and female protagonists in the previous life didn't have any feelings for each other. How could they fall in love with each other after digging into a grave and seeing the bones of a child? So cheap? If you want to watch the male protagonist and the female protagonist kill each other in their previous lives, and the female protagonist's grave will be dug up after her death, and her bones will be soaked in heavy rain, and she will not be able to rest in peace after her death, and she will be exposed to the man who spreads rumors. After all, for his own ambition, the deceased who only has the bones left behind will be called a monster and be insulted by others, and then he will call it "I love you very much". If you want to see whether the women in this life are stronger than the men, and the heroine is never able to win, and is so frustrated that she has to be "tied" by the men to have children, I highly recommend watching it. Anyway, I highly recommend everyone to read this male video. I read my own book review again and still get pissed off [laughs awkwardly]

After the heroine was reborn, she grew up step by step, and held more and more real power in her hands. The multinational alliance was really great. She believed that the hero was treasonous and she had to kill herself and the country to perish, so she was determined to murder the hero. Later, she also had a very responsible attitude towards Zhang Yuanxiao. If she didn't have children, she was afraid that she wouldn't be able to give her children love. After giving birth to Yuanxiao, she treated her Yuan Xiao is also very good. He is a politician who is not perfect but also makes mistakes in decision-making. He is not just the standard queen and the so-called childbearer of the little prince in the male protagonist's heart. The male protagonist is very strong, with thick blood + high martial arts + strong political ability. Whatever goal he wants, he must achieve it. I don't really agree with his view of love, but he plays a bad hand really beautifully. His love for the heroine is more like an obsession that he couldn't get in his previous life. His love for the heroine is twisted and suffocating. It feels like he has more of a desire to conquer the heroine. But if he can't bear to be killed, he can continue to fight forward. The world is in his pocket. He also has the heroine and the little prince who he longs for. It all depends on his strength. The protagonist of this article looks like a typical black dragon, Evil Wind. None of them are perfect, but they are all really strong [Like]

The male protagonist is very well written, but the female protagonist is barely interesting. She always misses a move. Now I'm wondering how the emotional line will go next. By the way, I asked why the writing style is so familiar. It turns out that the author of the book I reviewed before is Li Yao.

It's really a confrontational couple. The male protagonist loves the eldest princess and hates her, but both of them have their own favorite powers. It's really well written, not a mindless rebirth novel.

The male protagonist loves the female protagonist so much [Like][Like][Like] He blames all the bad things he does on the female protagonist. In the end, history books record that the male protagonist was the founding king of the country and the female protagonist is the eternal demon queen [Like][Like][Like]

It's good-looking, and the male protagonist's image is well portrayed. I originally thought that the male protagonist had never opened the female protagonist's coffin in his previous life to know that there was a child. When I saw that the male protagonist was deceiving himself, I was shocked [smile]

When I saw the middle part, I wanted to give it three stars because the male protagonist was too sick in his previous life. He poked the female protagonist's grave and tarnished the reputation that the female protagonist cared about most. He couldn't tell that the male protagonist loved the female protagonist. After rebirth, the male and female protagonists plotted against each other, but the female protagonist never succeeded. Every time, the benefits belong to the male protagonist. The blame is given to him. The heroine's back, the heroine's strength is not worthy of her ambition, she messes up every time. If the hero is not reborn in this life, the heroine's ending will still be the same as in the previous life. The final four stars is the penultimate ending. I like it very much. Everyone should bear the consequences for the choices they make.

Well written. The male and female protagonists remind me of Liu Bang and Empress Lu. The children they have with Black Sesame are not very similar to them. Those who love each other equally and love and hate are blessed. The male is strong and the female is strong. Recently, I prefer pure sweet ones. I want to eat something that hates the sea and the love.

It's really good-looking, the subject matter is very novel, the text description feels quite sophisticated, and the overall rhythm and character creation are also very good. I don't know why it doesn't have much popularity. At least I feel really good after seeing it now. I recommend it.

It's super good-looking. The family, country, and world are entangled with machinations and emotions. The plot is good-looking and the characters are great. All the forces are really serious about scheming the world. It's not some other kind of comedy. The heroine's protection is in conflict with the hero's domination of the world. The plot is very interesting. The hero is not a love mind. He also uses various strategies to seize various resources when seeking his sweetheart. The heroine also does her best to protect the family and country. Both sides make their own moves and have their own victories and defeats. It's really exciting.

I go. It feels so good. I just feel that the heroine is quite frustrated. After all, there are too many people and things to consider. The hero is barefoot and is not afraid of wearing shoes. He only treats the heroine with double standards. It feels like a strong pull. It feels so good [Adoration] [Admiration] [Admiration] The hero actually ordered someone to dig out one of the eyes of the heroine's maid [angry] [angry] [angry] The heroine's baby is super beautiful and sober [admiration] I really cried [crying] [crying] [crying] The male protagonist really died in the back [crying] Can you give us a third life [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying] [crying]

Good luck to those who like to watch love-hate couples fighting each other. I really like the character design of the male protagonist. The dog sculpture is great👿 Please support our vicious dog and the eldest princess

On Tomato, where Shuangwen is the mainstream, this book is very connotative, and the logic is quite normal. It is an article about twins, and the dual intelligence is online. The love-hate relationship between Zhang Zhao and Yue Chen was intertwined. Because of Zhang Zhao's love in the previous life, he could not reconcile with Na Mo's obsession with the little prince. With thoughts and guilt, Zhang Zhao in this life is bound to hold on to Yue Chenshi and fulfill his little prince's wish. Yue Chenshi also uses Zhang Zhao to complete her inner blueprint out of ambition. They are like dodder flowers, constantly intertwined with each other...

Four stars. The early plot is very interesting and deserves five stars. From the subsequent plot about the ambition of the heroine, it can be seen that the author really does not have enough writing power and resourcefulness to create a real heroine. All the heroine's victories are based on the concessions made by the hero to the heroine. The heroine created by the author perfectly interprets a sentence: men conquer the world and women conquer men. It is really difficult for people to like this idiot heroine who is ambitious. The plot may be limited by the number of words and is not spread out in many places. The overall evaluation is four stars.

Personally I think it's a very good work. It's the first time I've seen this kind of character design. It's very novel and beautiful. I feel very sour. The relationship between the two is so bitter. The two little bitter melons [cry] [crazy] [cry] [crazy]. I feel sour and soft in my heart and want to cry. I feel that the male protagonist is a pure evil in the true sense. But the female protagonist is also very powerful. Although she really can't beat the male protagonist, that's for sure. Hey, this is the only one that I feel like it's OK. But I still read it (I just like Dzogchen). I must recommend it with five stars. Don't miss this book because of the rating. I can only say that it is still worth reading and it is very good! ! ! I like the author Da Da. This is the second book I have read by the author Da Da. I highly recommend it! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! [Adoration][Adoration][Adoration][Admiration]

Personally, I think the ending is be. Only be has flavor. The male protagonist must die - only then can he truly be worthy of the resentment and rebirth of the female protagonist in her previous and present lives. You ask, is there love between them? Yes, but the heroine is not a person who puts love first. She puts the people first, herself first, and Da Ji first - not to mention that this love is based on resentment. Maybe she didn't know later on which part of the love-hating relationship was bigger, but it was because of this ignorance that she wanted Zhang Zhao to die; it was because she knew there would always be a knot in her heart, and maybe she no longer hated her anymore, but she couldn't get over it without Zhang Zhao dying, so Zhang Zhao had to die - this is what I like most about her. Maybe some people say that she doesn't consider Zhang Yuanxiao? But she is herself first, then the king of a country, and then Zhang Yuanxiao's mother. What's more, it's not like she didn't step back for Zhang Yuanxiao, even if it was only for a few years or a moment. The be ending written by the author is the best ending in my personal opinion. I really admire the author's writing style again. You see, Shen Yueshi also felt uncomfortable when Zhang Zhao died and regretted not sending him one final message in person, but does she regret it? No, she doesn't regret it. The ending of the extra story makes me feel like a beautiful dream - this dream can be dreamed by anyone, such as Zhang Yuanxiao, Zhang Zhao, Zhang Liangan, Xu Yu, Du Gang, etc., Everyone can dream of the beautiful bubble; however, it will not be the real ending.

Very good, I like the ending of be. If you can forget the suffering and hatred just because you have to start over again, what's the point of starting over again? So I thought it was good when the male protagonist died. When it came to the finale, I was afraid that the female protagonist would forgive the male protagonist and not let him die (even though there were two versions of the ending) - the female protagonist is the smartest and most powerful female protagonist I have ever seen. She had her own firm stand and did not say she would forgive the male protagonist and grow old with him "for the sake of the child." (In terms of be ending) But at the same time, I like Yuanxiao very much. He is different from the protagonist children I have seen before. He is very three-dimensional and very lovable. He deserves a loving family. So I can accept "he ending" where the male protagonist is alive (I think). However, I feel that the male protagonist's not dying does not conform to the logic of the female protagonist, but this can be regarded as a happy ending for Yuanxiao. In fact, in this kind of novel, I usually only accept that the male protagonist dies, and the female protagonist should live a beautiful life. ——2025.10.10 (Finale check-in)

Very beautiful The content of the book title appears very frequently (much more frequent than I thought before reading the main text. It means that the title is often mentioned [laughing] This good author did not lie to the readers), and I was very happy to read it. I thought some places were a bit strange when I saw them before, but the confusion was solved around chapter 90. It was all foreshadowing. The male protagonist is really an arrogant, crazy, capable, and arbitrary dog. Fortunately, later on, it is discovered that the female protagonist's baby is not as weak as she thought. She understands that the evil dog regards her as its master, but is not sure how loyal it is. Through testing and verification, she understands how to handle and tame this evil dog. She also understands that she is the only rope to tie the evil dog, and it is the evil dog's willingness and desire to take the initiative to put it around its neck. Then there are the chapters that reveal what the male protagonist did after the heroine died in her previous life. I really like it. It fits the character very well. There's also that intertwined feeling of love and hate. Wow (✪ω✪) No wonder the male protagonist's mental state in this life is very beautiful. It looks good, please write more

In the previous life, the male protagonist ascended the throne alone, but in this life, the female protagonist aspires to the throne with her son. Generally speaking, the male and female protagonists have relatively equal weight. The full text is as mentioned in the title. But you must realize that the background is a feudal dynasty, and the male and female protagonists are both imperfect characters. Some of the comments are very bad. The male protagonist's crazy comments are pure madness, and can even be called obsession. Don't have any kind thoughts towards him. Secondly, there are always people who say that female protagonists are ignorant of good and evil. In fact, she is the eldest princess, and the male protagonist is just a guard and a rebel. If she immediately humbles the male protagonist, wouldn't it damage the country's prestige? If you didn't worry about the people of your mother country, why would you have killed yourself in your last life, rather than being broken into pieces? The growth of the heroine can also be expected. She died too early in the beginning and was still naive and idealistic. She went from blindly preserving the country of Yue to realizing that the country of Vietnam was corrupt, and finally merged the two countries. She went from looking forward to peace to pursuing reunification. The female protagonist is not less powerful than the male protagonist. What's more, given the background, she has no force of her own and no one behind her to use. Moreover, the male protagonist has seen everything from the bottom up and experienced the unification of the four countries. She can still instigate others and find a new path in the male protagonist's defense.

I don't read any epilogues except this one. The general anti-rival essay is not so much a bitter rival as a happy enemy. The female protagonist in this article really hates the male protagonist for eating his flesh and sleeping on his skin. The heroine has her own core interests, which is the country of Yue. She did not hesitate to kill herself for this in her previous life. The heroine's hatred for the hero also comes from this, but in this life she wants to use him to protect her country. The male protagonist has a super-rational love for the female protagonist, and of course the female protagonist deserves such love. His unscrupulous personality has nothing to do with the heroine. After reading the author's two books, I feel that she is very good at writing different things within a traditional framework. In recent chapters, the pull between feelings, interests, country, and past hatred has been written extremely well, and the hatred is far from being limited to the male and female protagonists. Recommended reading, and I think the last dozen chapters are better than the previous book.

It's good to watch. I like the be ending where both sides love, kill and hate each other, but the female protagonist will not let go of what the male protagonist did in her previous life and finally poisoned the male protagonist to take power. If the male protagonist had not died, I wouldn't have been able to give him these five stars, emmm (but judging from the way the author wrote it, the overall ending should still be in favor of he. After all, the chapter of be has been rounded off [face covering])

It's good-looking. It's finally not a cookie-cutter rebirth or a mindless novel.

It's too painful, be is reasonable, the writing is very good, but it's very simple, the male and female protagonists are very real, especially when they narrate and recall the past life, but be can't stand it, it's painful enough, I don't dare to read it, leave a good review (o^^o), they are both pure, but love based on hatred is always knotted in the heart.

The male protagonist is well written, but the female protagonist is not well-drawn, but he keeps emphasizing that she is strong, but also says that she cannot be harsh on girls, which makes the whole story a bit disgusting. In short, it may be because of the Lantern Festival. The ending is more acceptable than be. Don't read this book with your brains, just enjoy the abuse.

Overall it's okay, but I personally think it's still pretty rough overall. One is that the female protagonist was basically being plotted by the male protagonist in the early stage. I personally think it may be that the female protagonist in the early stage was not decisive and ruthless enough in handling the incident, so she was unable to plot against the male protagonist, and she would be more powerless and desperate. Especially in the power struggle in the Yue Kingdom, the Yue Emperor was still unable to take power into his own hands after his death. Even when it came to killing the Empress Dowager Liang, the male protagonist was asked to bring troops to the capital to force the Yue Kingdom to complete it. One is in the later stage, the heroine wants to kill the hero because of the estrangement in the previous life, but it is indeed a bit cruel to the little prince. I think the final ending is mainly to make up for the little prince.

It's still pretty good so far. Although there are some flaws, the main advantage is that this kind of pure hate heroine is rarely seen nowadays. I feel that the author is still a little immature when it comes to scheming, but it's enough for romance. I hope it's a novella. After all, if it's too long, we will hate, hate, love, and love, and we will be quite tired reading it.