[Rebirth+Gongdou+Shuangwen+Two heroines]
In her previous life, she was the doting Nian Shilan. She was crazy about love, was plotted by the emperor, and ended up burning in flames and committing suicide out of hatred.
The family is destroyed, favor is like a knife, sincerely feed the dog!
Once reborn, she returned to the time when Zhen Huan was drafting, before any tragedy happened.
Is the emperor hypocritical? No more serving!
With the memory of her past life in hand, she worked step by step to protect the Nian family's military power, manipulate the emperor's thoughts, and cut off the harem's schemes.
She used to fight for favor, but now she fights for power!
In this life, she doesn't want false love or fleeting favor.
I want to dominate the Sixth Palace, ascend to the throne, and become the most noble woman in the Qing Dynasty!
Whoever blocks the road is seeking death!
Reader comments
"The Rebirth of Concubine Hua: I Want to Be a Queen" breaks out of the shackles of love between Zhen Huan and other people, and rewrites Nian Shilan's tragic fate. In her previous life, she was infatuated with the emperor and was trapped by his favor all her life, which resulted in the overthrow of her family and her suicide. After her rebirth, she cut off her obsession and no longer suffered internally due to Yongzheng's false love, and she roamed the harem and court with her stamina.
She retained her original bold and decisive temperament, lost her love mind, and planned step by step just to protect the family and fight for the throne. Dealing with Zhen Huan, Yi Xiu and other opponents, seeing through the deep palace calculations and imperial checks and balances, the logic of the palace battle game is solid and the feeling is unconventional.
Old people and old scenes, the mood has completely changed. This book gives Concubine Hua an independent pursuit of life. She no longer relies on imperial power and love, but uses power to save herself and counterattack. The characters are full of arcs and have good intentions in the secondary creation of classic IPs. It is an enjoyable read.
Looking at various rebirth stories derived from Zhen Huan, "Rebirth of the Concubine Hua: I Want to Be a Queen" is definitely a high-quality work that breaks away from the clichés and has a bright idea. The author breaks away from the tragic stereotype of Concubine Hua in the original work, who "shows people with sex and goes crazy for love". Taking rebirth as an opportunity, the author reshapes Nian Shilan's hot, lively, sober and independent life, allowing the classic character to truly complete the transformation and redemption of the soul.
In her previous life, Nian Shilan was bright and flamboyant, arrogant and enthusiastic, and held the glory of the general. However, she was trapped in the false love of the emperor and the love in the harem. In the end, she ended up with the tragic ending of her family being ruined and committing suicide out of hatred. But after she came back from rebirth, she was freed from all her obsessions and had a clear understanding. She could see through the coldness of imperial power and the ruthlessness of the emperor at a glance. She no longer clings to Yongzheng's momentary preference, no longer internalizes herself for the nihilistic favor, completely breaks the shackles of her "love brain", returns all her ambitions and sharpness, and only focuses on protecting her family, taking charge of power, and ascending to the throne.
The most moving highlight of this book is the layering and authenticity of the characters. The author did not portray the reborn Concubine Hua as a mindless tool who would crush everyone. Instead, she retained her inner arrogance and decisiveness in killing, and at the same time endowed her with forbearance, wisdom, and a transparent structure. In the past, publicity was based on being favored and arrogant, but today's strength is about judging the situation; in the past, jealousy was out of love and paranoia, but now, step by step, it is about making a living for the family and finding a way out for oneself. Love and hate are eliminated, and power and strategy are taken to the top. This setting of a sober and ruthless heroine is extremely poignant.
The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and relaxed, and the palace battles are high-energy throughout, saying goodbye to procrastinating love entanglements. The heroine is well versed in the rules of the harem and the trade-offs in the court, and can accurately avoid all the traps in the previous life. She can tear down the hypocrisy and see through the emperor's trade-offs. Every step of the plan is well-founded and interlocking. The logic of the strategy is strict and full of satisfaction. At the same time, the story jumps out of the original main line and renovates the plot setting, allowing readers who are familiar with Zhen Huan's world to experience a completely new counterattack experience.
What's even more rare is that the article hides a profound core and expresses the helplessness and struggle of women in the feudal harem. The deep palace is never a love field, but a Shura field of power games. The tragedy of Concubine Hua in her previous life was never just a matter of personal stupidity, but also a victim of the checks and balances of imperial power and the fate of the times. But in this life, she changed her fate against the will of heaven, no longer fell in love with the king, did not be trapped in the debt of her children, used her family integrity to play the game of power in the deep palace, and used her wisdom and ambition to break free from the shackles of fate.
Bright and strong, never surrender to love; reborn in the next life, only seeking to be at the top. This is not only a hearty and stress-relieving story about the counterattack of palace fighting, but also a complete redemption of a classic character. The writing is smooth and delicate, the characters are three-dimensional and vivid, and the plot is online throughout. It is worth reading carefully!
"The Rebirth of Concubine Hua: I Want to Be a Queen" breaks out of the shackles of love between Zhen Huan and other people, and rewrites Nian Shilan's tragic fate. In her previous life, she was infatuated with the emperor and was trapped by his favor all her life, which resulted in the overthrow of her family and her suicide. After her rebirth, she cut off her obsession and no longer suffered internally due to Yongzheng's false love, and she roamed the harem and court with her stamina. She retained her original bold and decisive temperament, lost her love mind, and planned step by step just to protect the family and fight for the throne. Dealing with Zhen Huan, Yi Xiu and other opponents, seeing through the deep palace calculations and imperial checks and balances, the logic of the palace battle game is solid and the feeling is unconventional. Old people and old scenes, the mood has completely changed. This book gives Concubine Hua an independent pursuit of life. She no longer relies on imperial power and love, but uses power to save herself and counterattack. The characters are full of arcs and have good intentions in the secondary creation of classic IPs. It is an enjoyable read.
Looking at various rebirth stories derived from Zhen Huan, "Rebirth of the Concubine Hua: I Want to Be a Queen" is definitely a high-quality work that breaks away from the clichés and has a bright idea. The author breaks away from the tragic stereotype of Concubine Hua in the original work, who "shows people with sex and goes crazy for love". Taking rebirth as an opportunity, the author reshapes Nian Shilan's hot, lively, sober and independent life, allowing the classic character to truly complete the transformation and redemption of the soul. In her previous life, Nian Shilan was bright and flamboyant, arrogant and enthusiastic, and held the glory of the general. However, she was trapped in the false love of the emperor and the love in the harem. In the end, she ended up with the tragic ending of her family being ruined and committing suicide out of hatred. But after she came back from rebirth, she was freed from all her obsessions and had a clear understanding. She could see through the coldness of imperial power and the ruthlessness of the emperor at a glance. She no longer clings to Yongzheng's momentary preference, no longer internalizes herself for the nihilistic favor, completely breaks the shackles of her "love brain", returns all her ambitions and sharpness, and only focuses on protecting her family, taking charge of power, and ascending to the throne. The most moving highlight of this book is the layering and authenticity of the characters. The author did not portray the reborn Concubine Hua as a mindless tool who would crush everyone. Instead, she retained her inner arrogance and decisiveness in killing, and at the same time endowed her with forbearance, wisdom, and a transparent structure. In the past, publicity was based on being favored and arrogant, but today's strength is about judging the situation; in the past, jealousy was out of love and paranoia, but now, step by step, it is about making a living for the family and finding a way out for oneself. Love and hate are eliminated, and power and strategy are taken to the top. This setting of a sober and ruthless heroine is extremely poignant. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and relaxed, and the palace battles are high-energy throughout, saying goodbye to procrastinating love entanglements. The heroine is well versed in the rules of the harem and the trade-offs in the court, and can accurately avoid all the traps in the previous life. She can tear down the hypocrisy and see through the emperor's trade-offs. Every step of the plan is well-founded and interlocking. The logic of the strategy is strict and full of satisfaction. At the same time, the story jumps out of the original main line and renovates the plot setting, allowing readers who are familiar with Zhen Huan's world to experience a completely new counterattack experience. What's even more rare is that the article hides a profound core and expresses the helplessness and struggle of women in the feudal harem. The deep palace is never a love field, but a Shura field of power games. The tragedy of Concubine Hua in her previous life was never just a matter of personal stupidity, but also a victim of the checks and balances of imperial power and the fate of the times. But in this life, she changed her fate against the will of heaven, no longer fell in love with the king, did not be trapped in the debt of her children, used her family integrity to play the game of power in the deep palace, and used her wisdom and ambition to break free from the shackles of fate. Bright and strong, never surrender to love; reborn in the next life, only seeking to be at the top. This is not only a hearty and stress-relieving story about the counterattack of palace fighting, but also a complete redemption of a classic character. The writing is smooth and delicate, the characters are three-dimensional and vivid, and the plot is online throughout. It is worth reading carefully!
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