Reborn: I Dump the Crown Prince and Help the Chief Eunuch Take the Throne

Not bad. If you like Machiavellian writing, this book is full of Machiavellian tactics. The female protagonist is reborn and cooperates with the male protagonist with the hatred from her previous life, using him as a sword and a tool. Of course, the male protagonist is not weak either. The male protagonist's hidden identity is that of the exterminated heir of a royal family, and he is also burdened with family hatred. Two people who bear hatred use each other to save each other. There is no misunderstanding, no female rivalry, no male rivalry. The main line is the struggle for power, the righteousness of the family and the country, and war. The two went from being suspicious of each other, testing, to trusting each other, were able to trust each other, experienced life and death, and finally seized power and ascended to a high position. There are fewer emotional lines and not much emotional interaction. It's not a sweet article or a forced article!

After reading the first volume, the setting is quite good, with the heroine and male duo having a peak duel. But the biggest bug is that the second male lead knows that the female protagonist is reborn, and all his connections and actions are transparent, so why not change it? On the contrary, it makes the so-called prediction of the heroine come true. For example, a certain place can be changed one day, right? The place where things are hidden can also be changed. But all the actions of the second male subordinate are exactly the same as in his previous life. It can be seen that the overall description is intended to be relatively inscrutable, but it is a bit immature, a bit repetitive, and too much like a description from the heart, which is the kind of very straightforward writing. A better setting is that the male and female protagonists do not fall in love at first sight. Both of them have a lot to bear. There is no emotional line at the moment, only use.

The male and female protagonists took advantage of each other and confessed to each other in the end, and the secret united front was very touching. The most exciting thing is that there is an Easter egg from the previous book "Helping the Handicapped King"! It turns out they have the same world view!

The writing is thrilling and very beautiful. Thumbs up for the author.