An Lingrong has been reborn? No, she hasn't. She simply has a cold, emotionless “System” in her head, telling her that in her previous life she died full of bitterness after swallowing bitter almonds in Yanxi Palace, and that this time she must complete missions to rewrite her fate.
The System's missions are more outrageous than the last. Improve her family standing before entering the palace? She's the daughter of a seventh-rank county magistrate. How can she improve it in ten days? There's barely time to find someone to become her godparent! The System gives her just three words: Ganlu Temple. She goes there, figuring she has nothing to lose, and ends up sewing her way into the identity of the Duke of Pei's adopted daughter.
The System tells her to ditch her useless father, An Bihuai? She gives a cold laugh. That couldn't be easier.
The System tells her to take on the enemies from her previous life? Consort Hua, the Empress, Zhen Huan... not one of them will get away.
As for the emperor, high above everyone else, An Lingrong looks at him with neither love nor hatred in her eyes, only the calm of a hunter watching its prey.
The System asks her, “Are you ready?”
An Lingrong nods. “This time, I'm the one who slays the dragon.”
This time, the System favors An Lingrong alone. Others rely on schemes to survive palace intrigue; she relies on mission rewards. Others compete for the emperor's favor with cunning; she relies on fragments of memories from her past life. From an obscure young palace candidate in Songyang County to the greatest victor in the dragon-slaying struggle, An Lingrong proves with blood and tears that a woman favored by the System is not to be crossed.
A Life Reborn in the Wrong Place: The Princess Who Closed Her Heart and the Minister Who Pursued Her
The Radiance of a Marquis's Daughter
I Transmigrate into Empresses in the Palace, and Yu Ying'er Makes Her Dream Come True
The Princess Consort Spills the Tea Across the City, and Everyone’s Secret Identity Is Exposed
Tale of Two Souls: An Lingrong's Green Tea Path
It's written in great detail, but perhaps a bit too much, which makes some parts feel repetitive and a little tiring to read. However, the writing style is excellent, and the plot is logical; it's a new book worth looking forward to.
Overall, it was a very good read! My dear An-jie is amazing! I look forward to seeing more and more of her in the future! I also hope the author will write more and more, so many that I can't read them all, haha!
The author's writing is delicate, the narrative pace is precise, the story is full of ups and downs, and the characters are vividly portrayed. It not only brings reading pleasure but also provokes reflection on life and human nature, making it well worth reading.
The author's writing is excellent, the logic is clear, and the perspective is very novel. Among all the books about Ling Rong, I haven't read any with the same premise as this author.
Some words are excessively repetitive, especially the descriptions of the characters' clothing. For example, An Lingrong's bows are mostly described as unhurried and slow. The descriptions of the Lady of Pei's clothing are consistently that she is more dignified each day, clearly displaying the air of a matriarch. Removing these repetitive descriptions could probably save a quarter of the content. The story itself is acceptable, but it feels like it will be very long.
It's pretty good, but there are some repetitions in some parts. You could omit them and add a progress bar.
It's good. The author's concept is quite novel. I wonder what special things the system will bring later. The title is very interesting.
The first part, describing the visit to the Meng family to formally become godparents, was described in great detail and detail. I was worried about how to write the rest, but after reading it, I understood. 🤦
It's good, but why hasn't it been updated for a few days?
It's written very meticulously; I look forward to seeing what happens next!