Lingrong Reborn: I’ll Be Myself, Not Consort Li

Let me tell you my current feelings after reading the book halfway through. The author's writing style is as comfortable as the mausoleum in the article. Many fans who take the supporting role in the Legend of Zhen Huan as the main perspective have always been merciless in their arrangements for Zhen Huan's group. It is happy to have revenge, but it is also unreasonable to be open-minded and self-reliant. Wrong choice. In this article, Ling Rong uses his own ability to change the original rough or sad fate of each character instead of adding insult to injury. It does not make people feel too holy. This compassion or empathy is actually very precious. I look forward to the follow-up.

It's really good. It's my first time to comment on Tomato's novel. I've read a lot of An Lingrong's rebirth novels, but they are all extreme. I don't think Xiao An is an extreme person. She is forced. As long as she is treated well, she is a very gentle, delicate, bright and kind person. After reading it for so long, I am even grateful to the author for his description and portrayal of Ling Rong. I feel that the author likes Ling Rong very much and sincerely wishes her well. [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying] Does the author have any other works to recommend?

This novel is a special one among the dozen or so Zhen Huan fanfics I have read. In fact, I don't have a big opinion against Zhen Huan, so I never read fanfics about Ling Rong being reborn and not being friends with Zhen Huan, but this one really made me read it. The author did not deliberately slander Zhen Huan, but jumped out of the character's perspective, stood on the outside, and very objectively helped us find some details that are difficult to observe when watching the drama, and these details are also suspicious and worthy of scrutiny. The Zhen Huan described by the author is not a bad person, but has become more three-dimensional. She is not a little angel without shortcomings, nor is she a white lotus who has various reasons for doing bad things. In this life, Lingrong and Zhen Huan each go their own way, which is quite good. In addition, it can be seen that the author is also a sensitive and delicate person with strong empathy and a kind and soft heart. The author writes about a lot of the helplessness of the harem women, as well as their cuteness. At the same time, the author also tries his best to make up for our many confusions. The writing style of the work is also smooth and eloquent. The protagonist will not be able to see the overall situation inexplicably. It is like having a precognitive dream to know in advance how the opponent will plan. There will be no coincidences. When the villain does something, the protagonist will hear and see it inexplicably. The protagonist is not cheating. He has promised to climb up step by step since he was a child, but he also has a lot of helplessness. In short, it is a more realistic writing idea. This is the first time I write such a long comment. Thank you to the author for writing with such care. I hope more people can see such thoughtful work. After reading more than 340 chapters, I can't stand it any longer... There are more and more descriptions of various scenes... The plot is getting more and more confusing... Especially after Huanbi, Xia Dongchun, and Shen Meizhuang gave birth to children, dozens of chapters have passed, and these people have basically no role to play... There is basically no progress in the plot... For example, in the chapter about the banquet at the Huxin Pavilion, the whole chapter only describes the scenery, and only describes the banquet. There was a meeting, and then the concubine said a few sour words, and then it was gone... Nothing happened... The protagonist An Lingrong became a spectator, watching other concubines vying for favor, watching Zhen Huan messing around and falling out of favor, and then went to Ganlu Temple to work as a mistress for civets... The author's description of An Lingrong basically only involves listening to gossip, and then doing nothing, just teasing children... Let's take one star off first… and then look at it later… It's the first time I give such a long review to a book, and I really don't want to slap myself in the face…

I think it's quite interesting. Most of the plots are quite logical. I don't mention the halo of the protagonist and just give good luck. I hope Zhen Huan and Prince Guo's illegitimate child will be discovered. The TV series gives too much preferential treatment to Zhen Huan.

Recommended, this book is about An Lingrong's rebirth about two months before the palace election. The author is very restrained in writing. He does not add buffs to An Lingrong without thinking, and there is no golden finger. It is a very orthodox rebirth story. The writing is very practical and stable, and it is easier to see An Lingrong's agility. It seems that there are no poisonous points so far, and I haven't seen that the focus is on Shen Zhen all the time like some articles. In short, the writing so far is very restrained and reasonable, and the writing rhythm is also well controlled and relaxed. Recommended! The author will update a lot!

I think it looks super good. It not only shows the ability of rebirth, but does not change the history too much. It is pleasing to the eye because of everyone's actions and personality. It is just a small adjustment and reminder in some places.

It's very interesting, recommended, and the writing style is long-lasting (if you are impatient, you can think about it before reading). In addition, the heroine is not a virgin, but she will make friends with others, and she will not compete with women (the heroine), so she will protect some people's children. However, the only elder brother is born to Fucha, who is weak and has no inheritance rights (if you don't like this kind of thing, you don't have to come in). There is also a kind of baby that some babies will be surprised by: Baozhu, the heroine's eldest daughter, is raised by Concubine Hua (don't enter if you like to raise children by yourself)

Yes, the rhythm is okay, there is no sudden favor, the plot details are not cliché, and the emotional progression of the characters is not abrupt. Some people may think that the promotion is slow. In fact, without plug-ins, it is right not to show up before Concubine Hua goes offline. After Zhen Huan leaves the palace and falls out of favor, Xiao An's development period begins. After the emperor and the queen mother, the queen actually has nothing to fear. Many fans are in a hurry to get in for fear of being robbed of their children, and they also know the reason why the big fat orange has a short life, but is this really reasonable? Xiao An, who is not cheating, actually does not know the subsequent plot. It is very difficult for a newcomer to be a concubine without family background and children. In the play, Xiao An's concubine was at least three or four years after she entered the palace. To paraphrase a line from an ancient early palace battle novel, "There is only one step from concubine Shu to queen, and I have walked for twenty years. Palace battles are not just about fighting, but also about planning and patience." In the drama, it took about eight years for Xiao An to become a concubine, which was really fast [eating melon]

The author's treatment of past life memories is relatively restrained. He does not replay them in large sections, but brings them out naturally through An Lingrong's flashbacks and feelings. An Lingrong was also relatively patient in dealing with the knots in his past life, and he was able to let go of them all without a single rebirth. This repetition makes her growth seem real. The overall feeling is that it is a masterpiece among An Lingrong's rebirth novels.

So far, it seems that the writing is pretty good, and there is nothing very frustrating. This article gives people a light and calm feeling, but in the book, sentences like "the corners of her mouth raised a curve/she pulled out a smile, not something, but something" appear too frequently.