An Lingrong Is Reborn and Awakens: A Record of a Villainess

Is she considered a villain? Although they have been planning and disgusting Zhenju from the beginning, they are too centered around Zhenju and too white-washed by Zhenju. People who don't know better think that you are in a "sisterhood". And although these plans make Zhenju uncomfortable, they benefit Zhenju to some extent, such as taking care of Daju when she is sick, sending children to Daju, and embroidering bellybands for Daju's children, etc. Wait, even An Bihuai can't be too happy for her meritorious service, and she has to act with the protagonist group. You know that in the original plot, the protagonist group had to show off to her behind her back, and An Lingrong had to apologize to Da Zhen when she was favored [laughs awkwardly]. It still feels a bit aggrieved. I am even more looking forward to the real abuse of Zhen Ju in the future. Then let the protagonist group see what is truly "showing off". However, the author replied that he would write it later, so look forward to it.

First of all, they tried to avoid breaking up with Zhen Chen. Zhen Chen thought they were good sisters until they died. In terms of palace fighting in this book, An Lingrong has basically been secretly controlling the overall situation as the manipulator behind the scenes, but I think it is a bit smooth and exaggerated. Everything other palace concubines do can be found out, but only the protagonist's things are never discovered. It feels like Empress Zhen Huan and the Queen Mother have been weakened a lot, and so is the Emperor. He almost never doubted An Lingrong. However, the rhythm of the plot setting is relatively good, and it is not too long and lengthy. The descriptions in the writing tend to be stream-of-consciousness and a bit like prose. I am not used to it when I read it at first, but I feel it has a different flavor after reading it.

(8/10) Good review! The writing style is very nice, there are many divine sentences, and the atmosphere is really strong. Sister An's rebirth does not have a golden finger, so you can use your brain to see through it. The only thing is that the ending is a bit too hasty, and you may need to wait for an extra episode to fill it in. The following contains spoilers. Both Zhen Huan and the emperor died too hastily. I originally thought that the child who was replaced was Ling Rong's means of revenge on Zhen Huan, and he wanted to destroy Zhen Huan's happiness at the most triumphant moment. Unexpectedly, a glass of poisonous wine was released. I don't quite understand why Zhen Huan was poisoned and drunk to death when Ling Rong was present on Zhen Huan's birthday. The book says this was to "shock" Ling Rong. From that perspective, Ling Rong didn't know what Zhen Huan had done, nor what the emperor had done, so how could he be intimidated? Ling Rong's persona in front of the emperor was impeccably submissive, not very smart, and focused on sisterhood. Why was there any need to be intimidated by the emperor? In this way, Ling Rong's "heavy affection" would definitely do something that might offend the emperor, but he didn't. This would make Ling Rong lose his character. I still can't figure this out. There are still some small bugs, but the flaws are outweighed. I look forward to the author's extras and next work~

Good. Lingrong, a warrior of pure hatred, her brain is always online and she has avoided many humiliating situations. She has not wanted to sleep with the old man yet. She is playing and scheming with Zhen Huan, Shen Meizhuang and others little by little, and she is planning for herself step by step, which is quite touching.

Super pretty! I haven't read such a good-looking novel in a long time. The heroine never took any offense from beginning to end. She takes advantage of everyone, plots against everyone and never fails. It's very enjoyable to read. Highly recommended! The author's writing style is very good, especially in the later period, it becomes more and more emotional. It is not the kind of AI writing feeling at all 👍👍👍👍👍👍

It's so beautiful. It's the first time I couldn't help but read halfway through the book to comment. Because I just read a book yesterday and I couldn't bear it again and again and finally stopped reading it. I came across this book when I was irritable. My eager heart was like having a cup of lime tea with less ice and 30% less sugar in a 40-degree summer. I ran out of patience looking for books, and I occasionally wanted to give up in the early stages, but this book always piqued my interest at the right time, so I kept reading. There are no OOC characters in the important characters, and the plot is basically logical. Even if you haven't watched The Legend of Zhen Huan and don't know An Lingrong, the protagonist's plot is natural and not rigid, and the character creation is very successful. I hope the latter part is at the same level as the middle one, otherwise I will definitely come back to comment and complain about it and deduct stars. Oops, why is it so short? It's so beautiful. The ending is unexpected but reasonable. I give the author six stars.

This book lives up to my expectations. After reading more than twenty chapters, I decided to add it to my bookshelf! Today I found out that the author has finished it. Looking at it quickly, it ranks among the top among Tomato Lingrong Rebirth. The writing is so good, it contains both the flash of swords and the shadows of swords as well as the trivial beauty of life. You can still feel a bit of sadness when the heroine is wiped out. Lingrong avenged all the vengeance from his previous life. Unfortunately, the revenge on the emperor was too little in comparison. Moreover, the plot of this book is exquisitely designed and carefully conceived by the author. It's much better than those running accounts written by AI.

A very excellent work. The plot does not follow the original plot. The characters are portrayed very penetratingly. If you really like An Lingrong, you will definitely not regret reading this book. Good book and good writing.

God, this is the first time I have read the whole thing without any frown. The author's writing style is rigorous, delicate and natural, especially the side descriptions and scenery descriptions. For someone like me who can generate pictures in my mind, it is like watching a TV series directly. Comparing all the metaphors and satires with the original TV series, this should be my first time to write a book review, highest praise!

It's so beautiful, Rong'er is careful every step of the way, and babies who don't like Da Zhen and Da Ju can just rush in! Refreshing and strong