Reborn, the Mad Emperor Takes Her Into His Palace

Wow, the heroine is so kind. The heroine can be forgiven for harming her and her son, just because the heroine is also a pitiful person. Wow, that's great.

I think it's pretty good. Why do you give it such a low score? Here's a book review~ First of all, this book does not involve a lot of feelings of robbery and forced love, which may have something to do with the character of the male protagonist. To be honest, I think this male protagonist is relatively good among novels in which the king seizes the wives of his subjects (people). After realizing that he wanted to be with the female protagonist, one second he thought that a peasant girl was not worthy of being a queen, so he gave her a concubine, and the next second he decided to give her the queen. Because I have read a lot of novels of this type that basically involve a lot of tension between the male and female protagonists, including the male protagonist, who, because of his status as an emperor, is not particularly nice to the female protagonist in the early stages. But in this novel, I think the male protagonist is very good to the female protagonist, and then he arranges for the female protagonist's ex-husband and child, and gives the child his own son. Secondly, it doesn't involve much palace fighting. The emperor's main concubines are all pretty good so far. Those in the harem are like sisters. I haven't seen the reason why the heroine was poisoned in her previous life, and I don't know if the author has written it here, but at present it seems that it is not the fault of Concubine Li and the imperial concubine, and the atmosphere of getting along is quite good. Regarding the question of whether the male protagonist is clean or not, in this life, the female protagonist must be unclean. She and her ex-husband have children. However, most people may be more concerned about whether the male protagonist is clean or unclean. That is, the book does not mention that the male protagonist sleeps with other concubines or has other children. In my opinion, it means that the male protagonist is clean by default. (Oh, I just read the latest one and the author said that the male protagonist is clean)

Nice! I haven't seen any surprises so far. The female supporting characters are all very good. There is no such vicious female supporting character. The author's writing style is also good. Please continue to update! Also, why do so many people say that the male protagonist is unclean? The author clearly said in the text that the male protagonist was clean for two lifetimes. I highly recommend it. Take a look.

I think it's very interesting. Some people think that the Holy Mother is because the heroine no longer cares about the hero or the son with whom she had a bad relationship in the previous life, so she no longer wants to deal with the people who harmed her.

It's good-looking, not a virgin, but the author's tenderness towards each female character. There is no male-female rivalry, only the supporting female character who loves me because my sister doesn't love me alone, and the younger sister who is easy to coax with just one sentence. The plot of being jealous of a girl is so satisfying. I feel like the lack of a male protagonist doesn't affect the viewing.

It's quite interesting. The dog emperor broke up the happy family of three. It's still being serialized. I don't know if the family of three can stay together, or maybe 1V2 will work. Let the emperor be small, and I want the family of three to be happy. Is it really not possible to have a 1V2? 😢 If the heroine and the emperor are together, Ding Yu will be very pitiful, but if Ding Yu gives up and compromises with his second wife and respects each other like a guest, then it will be bad for the heroine. The heroine has a hard time and wants to live an ordinary life. I don't want the heroine to have any regrets, otherwise Ding Yu will rebel 😢 😢 If Ding Yu and the heroine can't be together, then I won't watch it, I really feel so sorry

It's really good-looking. Some people say that the heroine is a virgin, but shouldn't this be the compassion of a woman who has been forced to stay in the palace for two lives to treat her female partners who have been dominated by the plot all their lives? Moreover, this book does not have the cliché plot of a vicious heroine hurting the heroine and hurting other concubines. The only two plots are considered by others to be a saint. One is that Concubine Chu captures the heroine's child to complain to the emperor but does not harm the child. There is another one where Lu Fei's pregnant cousin dives and insinuates that the heroine recommended it. Both of these are normal and there is nothing to say. Even if there are more serious ones, it is normal, Gong Douwen (although this article does not reflect it), and what I want to say is that whether it is reading novels or in life, it is okay to tolerate each other if the other party does not go too far. The best thing is to treat it rationally. There is a slight harmony between all the female characters. The plot of the heroine and Concubine Lu and Concubine Li is a bit like Zhen Huan and Sister Mei. The male protagonist has always been pure for several generations. There are many extras to make up for the regrets of the main text. The ending is also pretty good. The male protagonist lets the female protagonist go, and the female protagonist leads a self-sufficient life.

Full marks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Evaluation of the book ten years old, super good-looking

Worth a look! When I was following up on the update, I thought the ending would be like many of the ones I have seen before, but that was not the case. Ding Yu still had her own life. Looking back now, this book is about a part of Ding Yu's life journey. Ah, everyone on the road is a passerby, but she still lived her own life after all, which is good. The extra story is short and beautiful. Lu Yan, let's live happily in modern times.

Ahhh, it's so beautiful. It's beyond my expectation. I really like every character in this book. But the comments are not very favorable, so it's best to turn off the comments when reading. It's really beautiful. Thank you for the author!!!