[Villainous Princess x Loyal Shadow Guard] [Both Reborn + Two Powerful Leads + Unrequited Love Becomes Mutual + Court Intrigue and Power Struggles + Crossing the Line] (First part: fast-paced political maneuvering and battles of wits)
She is the most honored princess of Great Yin, breathtakingly beautiful and vicious as a snake.
He is her most loyal shadow guard, taciturn yet harboring a heart full of love for her.
In their previous lives, she died amid the rebel troops. He went on a killing spree for her, and in the end was pierced by a thousand arrows.
Reborn, she thinks he is still the obedient dog who follows her every command. She has no idea that the wolf lurking in the shadows has already sharpened his fangs.
[Beautiful Empress x Younger General] [Rivalry Between Two Men + Emperor and Empress Turn Against Each Other + Mild Coercion + Groveling] (Second part: half political intrigue, half palace battles. The male lead forgets his roots and turns into a scoundrel of an emperor, so read with care.)
For six years, they ruled together as emperor and empress, and she was his only wife.
He swore he would take no other woman, then broke his vow with his own hands.
Her heart dies, and she strikes back. She turns to a young general, teaching him both the ways of love and how to seize power.
The naive youth gets a taste for it and is willing to brave fire and water for her.
Later, he kneels and begs her to come back.
In crimson robes, she strides out of the palace:
“Xiao Chi, I will no longer be your empress.”
It's well written. I rarely review books. Although I wanted to kill the male protagonist halfway through 😄, it's really well written. I'm almost finished reading it. It's dense and detailed, and the writing is brilliant, but it's easy to get angry. . However, I am very disappointed with the male protagonist. He is as forgetful as he is and as evil as his heart. He is no longer the loyal, unforgettable and unswervingly loyal leader of Her Majesty the Princess's secret guard before. It is a bit unreal. After all, he has been unforgettable for two generations. He has obviously surpassed The more she is herself, the princess can resist drugs with perseverance. Why can't the male protagonist who loves more deeply escape drunkenness? It's still a bit weird. His character has collapsed, and it's a bit inexplicable. He has only been an emperor for six years, but he can't compare to the humble obsession and love of two lifetimes. I don't believe it.