After Being Reborn, Ruoxin Refuses to Serve Anyone

It's good, keep it up! Very detailed, it's rare to find a rebirth story that includes the backstory of awakening beforehand, without any disconnect. I hope Su Xin ends up with a happy ending, and hopefully she can get revenge on the mama's boy and the old lady too.

This feels like the first time I've read a story about Si Xin's rebirth and awakening. The beginning is very logical and the transitions are smooth. Besides Wan Wan, Si Xin should be the one who hates Da Ru the most in the whole story. Moreover, I think the image of the scumbag dragon also fits the reason for his various crazy actions towards Da Ru (saying he loves you but making you suffer).

It's really well-written; among Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfictions, the writing is quite good. It's just that it was published a bit late, missing the initial wave of popularity, otherwise it would definitely have been a hit.

Good review for the correct segmentation; the information density is sufficient, unlike other AI-generated articles where your hand gets sore from clicking and you end up with nothing to read. This segmentation is so user-friendly, just the right amount of spacing. It's also different from the usual blatant slap in the face tactic. Fantastic!

This story is unusually unconventional. Having read too many typical palace intrigue endings, I really liked this one (the protagonist finally got his comeuppance for being a straight man, and all the supporting characters found their proper places).

The beginnings were pretty good. I'm also gathering material. Those of you who like this type of novel can check out my homepage! I'm also writing a Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace fanfiction. The author's notes are detailed and have been a huge help to me. 😘😘😘

It feels a bit slow-paced, but the fact that Daru was constantly tormented and had no official status at the beginning is quite interesting. The four-heart awakening is very rare. I'll support it.

It's very well written, and the plot unfolds very subtly. It feels like a massive boomerang-like spectacle. Personally, I think the strength of this story lies in its incredibly vivid portrayal of the characters' mindsets, revealing their wishful thinking and even their ugly side. It also treats the female characters relatively well. Even Da Ru's misfortunes were due to her own personality; she was able to make her own life so bad, rather than simply torturing herself.

This is my first book review, here you go! It's really good, the logic is very clear, keep it up! 👏

It's a great read; it perfectly captures Da Ru's state of mind.