An Lingrong Reborn: The Number One in the Imperial Harem

The writing is good, the plot is reasonable and not dramatic, but I really hope to see an An Lingrong who is reborn and lives only for herself. I hope she can see through some illusory emotions. It feels very effortless to see the heroine who was born prematurely for her mother. In fact, in the heart of An Lingrong's mother, An Lingrong is more important than An Lingrong's father. An Lingrong was much more important. If An Lingrong hadn't been weak and useless, An Lingrong wouldn't have been so miserable at home. I read many novels about how difficult it was for An Lingrong, how much An Lingrong felt sorry for her mother, and how much An Lingrong understood An's father, but few wrote about how An Lingrong was cowardly and didn't stand up for her daughter. Everything else is good, but An Lingrong still can't see clearly that there must be something hateful about poor people, and he doesn't understand what An's mother deserves to be so important to An Lingrong.

The more I read this An Lingrong fanfiction, the more I am surprised. It completely breaks away from the inherent impression of being sensitive, humble, and stubborn in the drama version. The author's portrayal of her is a brand new look that is truly strong-willed, opinionated, and sharp. There is no deliberate whitewashing, nor clichéd counterattacks. The characters are logically self-consistent, full of aura, and take every step soberly and firmly. The deep palace is no longer a cage that traps her, but has become a stage for her to stretch herself and live out her life. The plot has a comfortable rhythm, the characters are well-established, and the writing is of high quality. Currently being serialized, it has become the most amazing and unconventional An Lingrong fan in my mind.

Thank you very much, readers, for sticking with me all the way until this last page! I'm very happy that everyone likes "An Lingrong is reborn and sets a trap for Zhen Huan at the beginning" This time, Lingrong no longer has to be humble and dependent. She fights back all the way, focuses on her career, tears up the internal friction with her own hands, and completely rewrites the regrets in the play. Thank you for every follow-up reading, every comment, and every support. It is your encouragement that allowed me to persist in writing the entire story. At this point, this book comes to a successful end. I hope you enjoy reading it, and I wish you all the best. See you in the next book~ 🎉

To be honest, I read the book reviews before reading it. Everyone said it was very good, so I read it. But at the beginning, I felt that it was not my favorite style. It was a bit too forbearing and meek. But when I saw Huanbi pretending that Zhen Huan wanted to regain her favor, but was hugged by Prince Guo, I really fully agreed with your book reviews. Many of the author's plot designs are not so routine, including Nian Gengyao, Zhen Yurao, and the final extra design. He has his own ingenuity. In the end, the three people of Emperor Zhen Huan and Yi Xiu were entangled in pain, Shen Wen and Shen Wen ate each other's flesh, and Shen Beile and Yu Rao died calmly. The plot was very shocking. Then I would like to say that the last point is what I found very moving. It is the mother-daughter relationship between Yurao and Yunshi, especially when Zhen Huan wrote to ask her father to put the tablet of He Mianmian into the ancestral hall, Yunshi's pain of being betrayed by her cherished daughter. This is the first time I have read so many spin-offs of The Legend of Zhen Huan that an author has written outright that Zhen Huan betrayed her mother by loving his father and Huanbi. This is really well written. Finally, there is one thing that makes me a little hesitant. It can be said to be a lightning protection point. I think that in the later stage, the heroine is a bit like a camera. Most of the plot is basically someone else's part. But even with this small problem, it does not affect the fact that this book is a very good book. It's worth buying it twice or three times

I finished reading it in one go. I really like reading fan novels about Zhen Huan. I have also read many An Lingrong's rebirths or missions passed on to An Lingrong. I think this fan is the best An Lingrong fan I have ever read. It is very well written. Keep up the good work and keep chasing!

Completely different from the submissive image in the past, the protagonist in this life returned with memories and firmly decided from the beginning not to be anyone's pawn. This attitude of controlling destiny makes people feel very immersive when reading it. The plot in the book is extremely compact, and the protagonist uses his prophetic advantage of past life plots to navigate various complex relationships. Whether it is interfering with Zhen Huan's first encounter, driving a wedge between Shen Meizhuang and Zhen Huan's sisterly relationship, or trying to counteract Yi Xiu, every plot is full of strategy and excitement. The courageous character of "repaying debts from previous lives and taking revenge in this life" gives the whole work a strong narrative power, making readers look forward to how she will change her destiny step by step in the palace that "eats people without spitting out bones". This is an anti-conventional, fast-paced, and refreshing masterpiece. If you like novels about palace intrigue, this book is definitely worth adding to your bookshelf!

The An Lingrong portrayed by the author still has the same temperament as before, and he will not be given too many golden fingers. It's not mindless either. The author's writing is very realistic and fits An Lingrong's temperament very well. Zhen Huan and Shen Meizhuang did not deliberately discredit them but magnified their shortcomings.

In The Legend of Zhen Huan, I like Cao Qinmo the best and my friend likes An Lingrong the best. We have read a lot of fanfics about them. Compared with those stories where Sister Cao is ungrateful and ends up miserable, the ending of this book is very appropriate. For her, she is really just a pawn on the wall. Only Wen Yi is happy. Wen Yi lives a happy life, and Sister Cao dies without regrets.

Among the Zhen Huan novels, I think this book is very well written, especially because it ranks in the top three in my heart. The author's writing skills are very good, and some parts moved me very much.

The Legend of Zhen Huan is a spin-off of the refreshing story about rebirth, in which An Lingrong returns to the draft with the hatred of his tragic death in his previous life. He changed from being humble and cowardly in his previous life, and planned in advance to disrupt Zhen Huan's first encounter in the plum garden, counterattacked Zhen Huan, Meizhuang and Yi Xiu, and settled the old grudges step by step. The heroine wakes up to be a sinister person, and changes her destiny step by step in the palace. She takes revenge with slaps in the face and the rhythm is refreshing. The content is so exciting.