In his previous life, Xiao Jue, heir to the Prince of Zhenbei, was framed by his beloved princess consort and younger brother. He was flayed alive in the marketplace as the people cursed him.
Reborn at seventeen, he returns to the depths of the marquis’s estate, where his elder sister poisons him, his younger brother plots to seize his title, and his fiancée carries on a secret affair with the Third Prince.
Xiao Jue sneers: In this life, I’ll make them pay in blood, and I’ll give this vast realm a new master.
Then he sees the enemy general who was the only person to bury him in his previous life. In this life, she has become his frail, obedient bride, sent to bring him good fortune…
Generally speaking, a lot of verbosity
Not bad, the writing is calm and not exaggerated.
It's too long-winded, with endless psychological descriptions, long monologues, and the author is pretending to be a cultured person.
The story is generally good. But this narrative method seems a bit tiring and boring.