[Tyrant Empress of Her Past Life X Mad-Dog Knight of This Life | Two Powerful Leads | Fated Redemption | Intense Push and Pull]
In her past life, she was Caesar, the “Bloody Empress” who made the entire continent tremble. He was her most loyal sword, and also the regicide who finally drove his own blade into her heart.
Reborn, she becomes Irena, a frail, sickly princess of a fallen kingdom who coughs every other step, reduced to a canary in the gilded cage of Regent Arland. All of Saint Hill believes the regent is a tyrant who treats the girl like a plaything. Little do they know that beneath the curtains at night, the seemingly fragile girl lifts the man’s chin with icy fingers, dark wildfire burning in her eyes. “Kneel, Arland. This time, be my mad dog.”
To atone, he willingly relinquishes his power, hoists a three-hundred-pound black star-iron coffin onto his back, and drags his broken body on foot across three thousand miles of the far northern wasteland. Even if he loses an arm, even if he becomes a demon of slaughter, he will use his own flesh and blood to shield her from the judgment of the gods.
“If you are the abyss, then I will crown you within it.”
…In this life, we are no longer sovereign and subject. We are accomplices, each other’s only cure, and the beings even the gods must fear: a tyrant and a monster.
It's quite interesting, and the writing is not boring, so cheers!
Quite good-looking, not bad, not bad
The writing is not great, but the plot is solid and good.
The direction of the plot is completely unpredictable and very interesting.
Wonderful and innocent 🤭🤭 On the first day of writing a book, I suffered from insomnia and a fever (what kind of fate)
The foreshadowing is well laid, the story is very rich in content, and the characters grow and change very distinctly.
Very beautiful and wonderful, it solves the problem of boredom at home
It's very interesting. The main character is quite likable. Not bad.
It's really a good book that I came here to read. It's very beautiful.
It feels pretty good, very interesting