Two Souls in One Body: The Tyrant Teaches Me Court Intrigue

After watching the ending, I feel that Bai Xi and the emperor's uncle being together is unexpected and reasonable. When I first started watching it, I hoped that the emperor ten years from now and Bai Xi would be together, but when I saw a paragraph where the heroine said that she could not forgive the emperor ten years from now for Bai Xi ten years from now (maybe I forgot the specifics). I don't want the heroine to be with the emperor ten years later, but I want Bai Xi to be with the emperor's uncle. I have always viewed the emperor and the gods separately, as two independent individuals. Even when the emperor later had the memory of a god, I felt that he was not a real god. It's the emperor who has the memory of the gods. It may be confusing to say this. I hope someone can understand this feeling. I hope the gods and Bai Xi are together. It's not the emperor who drinks and Bai Xi. When the gods disappear, I hope Bai Xi and the emperor's uncle are together.

I finished reading it overnight, and the author has come to terms with many of the illogical aspects. The plot of palace fighting is rather cliche, but the setting of two souls in one body is quite good. It's good that he wasn't forced. After all, I understand that the "god" is not the emperor in this life. The real "immortal" has disappeared and now he is the emperor who has some of the memories of the immortal.

To put it simply, the emperor was reborn as a golden finger to help the heroine fight in the palace, and he realized his previous mistakes. The guess for the ending is that either the emperor returns to his body and the heroine becomes a queen to rule the middle palace, or she leaves the palace and is most likely to be with the emperor's uncle. The latter is very likely, because the palace fighting part is still relatively cruel, but when it comes to the emperor's uncle, the style of painting changes suddenly, and the same goes for the old queen's bamboo horse. In the previous style of all calculations and scheming, a kind of "fairy tale" character suddenly appears. Overall, it's okay, the rhythm is relatively comfortable, but I guess many people don't like this kind of character + subject matter, and I still feel aggrieved. It's not the popular sweet pet type.

The male protagonist is not a good match for the female protagonist, no matter in the previous life or this life. The female protagonist does not love him and hates him. It is reasonable that they do not have a happy ending. But the problem is that the male protagonist in the previous life and the female protagonist have two souls in this life. He has helped the female protagonist a lot along the way. He has also witnessed the difficulties of the female protagonist and the disguise of others. The ending is too hasty for him. The female protagonist leaves the palace to pursue the freedom she wants, but the male protagonist cannot be in the palace and regrets it. I have spent the rest of my life living through the past and longing for him. In my heart, even if the heroine will not be with the hero, she should not fall in love with the emperor's uncle. Unless the whole life is rewritten, the heroine has not entered the palace or met the hero. Without those experiences, then being with the emperor's uncle is acceptable, and she will live a happy life.

In fact, just reading the introduction, I had a preconceived idea, that is, fair skin will be with gods, so I felt very uncomfortable when I saw the sequel. In fact, I felt that the female protagonist did not get any benefits from the beginning to the end, and the male protagonist was only tortured in the back. In fact, I think the most abusive thing is the fusion of two people, not even the fusion of two people, but the memory of the previous life. In fact, in the middle, I was thinking, this emperor is so stupid, can the female protagonist take his place? For her to become the emperor, the image of the male protagonist is too thin. On the contrary, the women in the harem are both good and bad. They are intertwined and very real. When I read the letter at the end, I couldn't hold back. I think I think Lacey may like the immortal at some point, but he has never liked the emperor. And I don't think fair skin will like the emperor's uncle. His feelings for Uncle Huang changed too much. Even though he refused with righteous words before, he changed too much later, which is quite sad.

It's good to watch. I don't know who the male protagonist is yet, but I really like the feeling that the emperor ten years later helps the heroine fight in the palace and silently accompanies the heroine. Now that the heroine has not left the palace, I feel that the finale is coming soon. If you don't like it enough, I urge you to read more~

It's good-looking, and it doesn't fall into the trap in the end. There's no cliche about forgiving the male protagonist just because he shares the same body. The second male lead doesn't have much role, only 5%, and it doesn't matter whether the second male lead is in a high position or not. The female lead gets her revenge, and the main plot is very clear.

There are not many novels that I have been able to finish, I can count them on one hand. As long as I have finished them, they are either logical and well-written, or they have novel plots and compact plots. I won't say which one, but it's good to read anyway. The score is temporarily low just because too few people rated it [rolls eyes]

There is something new, but I still managed to watch it until the end. I quite like the emperor and the heroine. I didn't watch the extras just because I didn't quite agree that the heroine would be attracted to that person. It would be great if I could see the emperor's behavior after the heroine left.

This book is well written, I support the author, but it is not very exciting from the moment Bai Xi wants to leave the palace. The emperor is still good to Bai Xi, but this is not enough. If they all do this, all the women in the harem will be gone and dead.