The Reborn Mad Emperor Only Wants to Raise the Young Crown 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.

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 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.

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]