Hua Huan: General Nian Falls for Young Lady Zhen

Still a delicious story 😳😳😳 It also incorporates elements from the author's previous book, where the two characters died one after the other in their final life, so in this life they are only two years apart.

Absolutely fantastic! The author's writing is incredibly smooth and coherent. This book is very creative, and the character development is excellent, with no out-of-character moments. Plus, Shilan never falls for Fatty Orange in this one, which is a huge plus! I hope Huanhuan doesn't fall for Fatty Orange either!!! Keep up the good work, author! Could you add a little bit of angst and more twists and turns later on?

Author, could you please write more about the ambiguous period between Xiao Nian Gao and Huan Huan? I absolutely adore their ambiguous phase, especially their interactions in the previous book before they got together. And the times Huan Huan blushed at Xiao Nian Gao's concern yet also resented her for being so dense—it was so sweet! I love the ambiguous period; it's the best! 😘😘

Super good! I've already finished reading "The Rebirth of Concubine Hua," and I'm seriously following the ongoing "The Rebirth of Zhen Huan." I really love this genre and the setting. I haven't read many crime novels, but this one reminds me of the first crime novel I ever read, which was a romance novel called "The Golden Hairpin," about seven or eight years ago.

Super good! I've been following this book since the last one. The characters are well-developed and don't go out of character, the plot is coherent, the logic is clear, the two leads are incredibly sweet, and the cases in this one are very complex, with many unexpected yet logical twists. The author is truly amazing! Hooray for the finale! Looking forward to the next work!

A very novel fan fiction, with a crime-solving theme but without out-of-character (OOC) characters. It has a Tang Dynasty fantasy feel, and the crime-solving process is smooth and rigorous. The author has very positive values ​​and a smooth writing style, making it a very comfortable read. The only regrets are: 1. It seems the Gu worm in Zhen Huan's body didn't result in anything. 2.

It's very good, the pacing is excellent, and the author's control over the character development is superb! It completely gives the feeling of past and present lives.

I won't go into too much detail. I've already read two or three of these books, and personally, I think they're alright. However, the styles are vastly different, and this book spends most of its time on resolving cases, which makes it lack the original feel. It's similar to my previous comment about the author's writing style being different from before, especially regarding the romance plot.

I really love the characters the author created; they're intelligent and interesting. The author's handling of Hua Huan's romantic development is just right, the dialogues and interactions are comfortable, the plot is thrilling, and there are many inspiring lines. The chapter titles are also very catchy.

It's so good! The background design of the book is very novel, the plot is full of ups and downs, and the little fox and the little rice cake have an amazing ambiguous relationship. I love reading it! Please, teacher, write more and more!