Rebirth + revenge + period setting + officialdom
In his previous life, Ye Ze’s entire family was branded as spies. His parents died horribly, and his younger siblings were humiliated and killed. He spent half his life pursuing revenge before discovering that the man he had fought so hard to kill was merely a pawn discarded by the mastermind.
When he opens his eyes again, he is back on the day before the tragedy.
His wife, Lin Qinghan, is sleeping peacefully. But he knows that once morning comes, she will personally slip an incriminating letter into his father’s study.
Is this a dead end? He refuses to believe it.
He reports his parents for secretly keeping books before anyone else can, saving his family’s lives. Then he finds the weak spot of Zhao Deming, head of the Resettlement Office, and secures his crucial protection. He also remembers a name he heard in his previous life: “Night Owl.” A classified file in the Beijing Municipal Archives holds the secret that can turn the whole game upside down.
In this life, he won’t meet force with force. He “helps” his enemies and “joins” factions, turning every crisis into a stepping stone.
Lin Qinghan can’t wait to divorce him and throw herself into his enemy’s arms, convinced she has finally gotten rid of a worthless man.
Ye Ze isn’t in a hurry. Revenge isn’t all he wants. He wants that woman to watch as the man she cast aside rises, step by step, to a height she can never reach.
Years later, he stands at the pinnacle of power, and his former enemies have long since been wiped from existence.
It's good to see. Rebirth is at a critical juncture. The male protagonist unexpectedly finds a way to get his family out of the quagmire of being framed as a spy in his previous life. This not only makes his father less guilty, but also protects himself. He secretly protects his family, collects evidence of the enemy's crimes, and lies dormant to silently prepare for future counterattacks.
Well written, with smooth language and compact plot.
Sure enough, after being so miserable in his previous life, he came up with such a good idea after his rebirth. It's true that the upper limit of IQ will never change.
The content is written with compact clues and clear context, which is very consistent with the situation of that era. The protagonist's system binding is very unique and novel. A good book. Like 👍🏻
A particularly good-looking novel about the age of rebirth, simple and unpretentious, with vivid characters. You won't want to put it down after reading it.
The highlight lies in the officialdom novels in period texts. The narrative skills are profound. I hope that the officialdom will be more practical in the future. The ending will not be abrupt and leave something behind in the article.
If there is something poisonous, it is what the protagonist did at the beginning. But since the system appeared, the protagonist's IQ is online, he can tolerate it, understands strategies, and knows how to be smart! It is indeed worth seeing!
The writing is very good, concise, concise, smooth and engaging.
The plot has ups and downs, and it's fun to watch.
Still can't escape the fantasy novel style. If there is no system prompt for such an event, it will be better to use reasonable reasoning to judge.