[Historical political intrigue + palace and household strife + rebirth + devoted husband + mutual devotion + imperial examinations]
The first thing Mu Xiaoli did after being reborn was hurry next door and find her fiancé, Xue Chang’an. Then she felt him from head to toe.
When she was done, she sighed in relief. Thank goodness, he hadn’t been castrated.
Xue Chang’an, who had just passed the provincial examination, was delighted by her touch, yet pretended to resist. “Xiaoli, we’re not married yet. W-we can’t.”
Remembering how he had given up his place as the top candidate in the metropolitan exam in his previous life to avenge her, first becoming the chief eunuch and then being executed by a thousand cuts, Mu Xiaoli was overcome with grief. She clung to him and burst into tears!
Xue Chang’an’s eyes darted about before he pretended to accept his fate. “Xiaoli, don’t cry. You can touch me if you want.”
Mu Xiaoli looked at him through her tears. “Really?”
Xue Chang’an squeezed his eyes shut and nodded firmly.
From then on, Mu Xiaoli developed a “bad habit”: every day, she went next door to feel Xue Chang’an all over. That was the only way she could forget what he had looked like when he died.
After three months, she finally felt reassured and stopped touching him every day.
But then Xue Chang’an started climbing over the wall to see her every day.
Mu Xiaoli shooed him away. “Go study and pass the palace examination already!”
His eyes were full of reproach. “Xiaoli, why don’t you come over anymore? If you don’t, I’ll have to climb over the wall to get to you.”
This is the third book that I have been following for a long time. The writing is very relaxed, the plot has all kinds of twists and turns, and there are all kinds of famous scenes and routines (not about the male and female protagonists). The relationship between the male and female protagonists is my favorite. The childhood sweethearts have been together forever, especially the setting where the powerless male protagonist in his previous life entered the palace and became a eunuch in order to avenge the female protagonist, is simply amazing!!
, AI,,,,,,,! (I entered directly after reading the introduction, which is very interesting) Without the splendor of a noble family, without the machinations of a princess, our heroine is just the daughter of an ordinary family deep in the streets. She can count carefully for a few taels of silver, and she can smile happily in the fireworks of the market. But it is this "down-to-earth spirit" that has become her greatest charm. She is smart, but she doesn't show off her intelligence; she is kind, but has the common people's sobriety and sense of boundaries. Watching her deal with difficult situations, she does not rely on any magic tricks, but relies on observing words, adapting to circumstances, and even occasionally "pretending to be stupid" - that kind of just right agility, people can't help but admire her. What's even more rare is that the heroine has a natural vitality. She doesn't wait for anyone to redeem her, nor is she obsessed with climbing high. For her, living life means living a "humane life". Even if she is trapped in the whirlpool of power, she still misses the bowl of hot street wontons, and she still uses her little wisdom to protect the people around her who care about her. This kind of confidence that is neither humble nor arrogant is more touching than any family background.
When I first watched it, I really didn't expect that one day I would be thinking about whether to give it three stars or four stars. The first part was really interesting and I liked it. It's not that I didn't accept the direction of the fantasy fantasy at the end. But starting from knowing that Xiao Qi was not Xiao Qi, the protagonists became like villains. For the sake of the throne and their stable life in the future, they have been forcing Xiao Qi to get married and save a seed. It made me feel uncomfortable. Is Xiao Qi a living person? A father of a child who was tied up but was forced to live in another world for ten years. It's not easy for you. Is it easy for Xiao Qi? After being a man and a ghost for so many years, the only thing that can keep him going is his seriously ill child. Does the widower not have to think so much? I really want to know what the male protagonist and the second male would do if they encountered the same thing. They are both married and have children. They also know how it feels to not be able to see their children, so they have to detain Xiaoqi so that you can have a stable life after he leaves. I even felt that the male protagonist had lost his mind. Here are the exact words that the male protagonist said to his younger brother Xiao Qi who was on a time-travel mission. "Xue Changan's eyes turned cold: 'Don't you treat us like dogs? When you figure it out, come to me at any time.'" Hey, it's really chilling to see him say this. Xiao Qi has obviously been doing good things for you, even if he may have hidden something, but regardless of his intentions, Xiao Qi has always been very good to you. He knows that there are dangers on the road. When he deducted progress, he had to replace it with fruit that would enhance his physical fitness. When the heroine was seriously injured and fell into coma, he deducted progress and replaced her with life-saving medicine. Hey, I don't know how Xiao Qi felt sorry for you. Even if he was trying to save enough progress to save his child and return to the modern age, he never hurt your hearts. He was really kind and righteous. Before I wrote the rest of the plot, I commented that I didn't want to see Xiao Qi get married here. I didn't want to see him give birth to a child or have a relationship here. He has his own seriously ill baby waiting for him. But I kept mentioning it later and Duan Comments kept getting swallowed up. I don't know if this article will also be swallowed up. That's it. I'm a joke. I even defended him. It turns out he enjoyed it.
It's good to watch. The male protagonist is so good. He's also a good brother. I watched the latest chapters in one go. Don't let the protagonist's personal safety be threatened in the future. Good luck to the poor reborn brats and the poor male protagonist from the previous life.
This book is so well written! The plot has ups and downs and is fascinating, and every chapter makes people eager to read it. The author's writing skills are profound and the characters are vividly drawn. It is very rewarding to read this book. I really recommend everyone to read it!
Which book are you following?!! I read every book over and over again, it's very interesting!!! I even get up early every day to catch up on updates. I have the impression that I have been following this article for two years, every day 🥰🥰🥰🥰 I wake up at six o'clock every day to catch up on the latest updates and then go back to sleep 😢😢😢
It's really, really, really beautiful!! Great article! The relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is particularly sweet but not greasy. The female protagonist is great and the male protagonist is also shining. I haven't seen such a great male protagonist in a long time! The other supporting characters also have their own highlights and are worth watching!!
It looks good, I like it, and I tied it in one go. To borrow a quote from the movie I just watched this afternoon, the protagonists all have feelings for each other. There are many rebirths, but they are not cliché revenge scumbags. Although there are some excellent relatives, the plot is smooth and exciting enough, with ups and downs. I like it! Looking forward to further development
It's very beautiful. Fortunately, Xiaoli and Chang'an have another chance to live again 🥺 The last life was too hard 😢 Dada's writing style is one of the more unique ones I've seen in 🍅. It's very warm and humorous. Everyone is portrayed with flesh and blood. It's very good. I look forward to Dada's next book [Sending my heart]
Hello, author. I have just finished reading another completed novel of yours. It is very good. I like your writing very much. I am also sorry. I don't like to follow updates. I have followed you. I will come back to read when your book is finished. I will read your other completed novels first. Please update soon.