No harem, no womanizer.
Being reborn doesn't give you God's-eye knowledge, and transmigration isn't a one-sided curb-stomp. Everyone has their own information bubble.
Married twice in life, both unions mere formalities. After death, in a lonely grave, I gaze toward Zhongshan.
In the twentieth year of the Zhengning era, His Highness the Prince of Yan is reborn. In his previous life, he lost the struggle for the throne. His wife of three years became the new emperor's empress, and the Prince of Yan became the Prince of Zhongshan.
In this life, the throne is all I desire. Everything else comes second.
Very nice and logical. It's just that the heroine may be a beauty-obsessed person. She falls in love with her at first sight and wants to marry the hero. I didn't even have to be a hero to save the beauty, I just fell in love with her. The female protagonist fell in love with the male protagonist in her previous life, and tried every means to give the male protagonist a chance to be reborn. Anyway, this is a novel from the male protagonist's perspective. The female protagonist's love brain is just a love brain. After all, the three views follow the protagonist. Maybe the female protagonist has to do so much to get a new life. The male protagonist who was born and raised in ancient times is willing to go 1V1.
The content and logic of the writing is the best among all the historical Tomato stories I have seen so far. The story about the prince seizing the heir, and the low rating are all in response to the uncleanness of the heroine's previous life. It can be seen that the heroine has hidden secrets, but I feel that even if there are hidden clues, I should click on them to avoid misunderstandings by readers.
Everything I've seen so far is pretty good, but it's more difficult to follow. I want to read it all in one sitting. What is the truth about the last life? Wait a minute. After all, it happened from the perspective of the male protagonist. The image of the adoptive mother in the latest chapters from the perspective of the male protagonist has also begun to collapse.
The book is okay, much better than the brainless Wudi Wen, but there is a past life surprise at the beginning, and those who fail to defend will basically abandon the book, which is also the reason why the score is not high. I don't know if the author did it on purpose, or he slowly realized it. As the plot unfolds, it also goes back to the circle. Finally, after a blind guess, Xiao Jiu is a woman!
Good-looking, compact structure, touching plot
The two marriages during his lifetime were both fictitious rituals. Behind him is a hill, looking alone at Zhongshan. The large number of readers in the comment section didn't seem to see it. So send it out.
It looks good, not a high rating, but it's really good-looking. Although I haven't watched much, it kept attracting me to keep reading. The inner activities of the characters are very delicately written, which is good.
It's a rare plot that I can calm down and read. It's trivial but not mediocre. I like the author's own little humor. It's not enough to read. I plan to read the author's other books during the update period.
It's okay, but the protagonist is too safe, but after a new life, with two lives of experience, he won't be as impatient as a young boy.
Very nice and logical. It's just that the heroine may be a beauty-obsessed person. She falls in love with her at first sight and wants to marry the hero. I didn't even have to be a hero to save the beauty, I just fell in love with her. The female protagonist fell in love with the male protagonist in her previous life, and tried every means to give the male protagonist a chance to be reborn. Anyway, this is a novel from the male protagonist's perspective. The female protagonist's love brain is just a love brain. After all, the three views follow the protagonist. Maybe the female protagonist has to do so much to get a new life. The male protagonist who was born and raised in ancient times is willing to go 1V1.
The content and logic of the writing is the best among all the historical Tomato stories I have seen so far. The story about the prince seizing the heir, and the low rating are all in response to the uncleanness of the heroine's previous life. It can be seen that the heroine has hidden secrets, but I feel that even if there are hidden clues, I should click on them to avoid misunderstandings by readers.
Everything I've seen so far is pretty good, but it's more difficult to follow. I want to read it all in one sitting. What is the truth about the last life? Wait a minute. After all, it happened from the perspective of the male protagonist. The image of the adoptive mother in the latest chapters from the perspective of the male protagonist has also begun to collapse.
The book is okay, much better than the brainless Wudi Wen, but there is a past life surprise at the beginning, and those who fail to defend will basically abandon the book, which is also the reason why the score is not high. I don't know if the author did it on purpose, or he slowly realized it. As the plot unfolds, it also goes back to the circle. Finally, after a blind guess, Xiao Jiu is a woman!
Good-looking, compact structure, touching plot
The two marriages during his lifetime were both fictitious rituals. Behind him is a hill, looking alone at Zhongshan. The large number of readers in the comment section didn't seem to see it. So send it out.
It looks good, not a high rating, but it's really good-looking. Although I haven't watched much, it kept attracting me to keep reading. The inner activities of the characters are very delicately written, which is good.
It's a rare plot that I can calm down and read. It's trivial but not mediocre. I like the author's own little humor. It's not enough to read. I plan to read the author's other books during the update period.
It's okay, but the protagonist is too safe, but after a new life, with two lives of experience, he won't be as impatient as a young boy.
This writing is quite nice