General Pei, Stop Hating Me. The Prince Was Reborn to Protect You in Both Lifetimes

Two strong male leads, the prince is reborn, the general is not. This book is still set in a historical political intrigue setting. Unlike *Twin Jades of Coldness*, this book might have more of a romance plot, and the political intrigue might be more clearly defined. In short, I'm constantly striving to improve. [Under pressure][Under pressure][Under pressure]

The character development is truly superb. Even the supporting characters who only appear in a few chapters are firmly established. You can clearly grasp each person's personality and weaknesses, as if these people are really living vividly in that world.

Seriously, if you want a wife, you can't be shameless. A well-intentioned "I'm doing this for your own good" can lead to the death of your loved one. Only fictional characters have a second chance. Everyone should cherish their partners. Speak your mind; don't push someone away just because you think you're doing it for their own good. Love is mutual.

It's a really good read! The emotional connection between Prince Jing and General Pei is incredibly strong and it's a great story to watch. It's a classic "both are strong" trope, and the family, friendship, and love relationships are all beautiful. They go through some twists and turns, but the ending is very happy.

I was drawn in by the title and personally really like the general and prince setting. The author wrote it very well, capturing the deep affection between the two, from their initial cautiousness to their mutual devotion after clearing up misunderstandings. The prince is reborn and pursues his wife, while General Pei always harbors feelings for him. Cheng'an is quite sweet.

This is the author's second book, and it's still delicious. It's not one of those overly popular rebirth stories that's just for show, but the characters are very distinct; from the main character to the supporting roles, everyone is intelligent. I really like this kind of heartwarming story; it doesn't feel forced or angsty, but rather has its own compelling reasons for suffering.

The writing is clean and textured, with a superb atmosphere. The descriptions of scenery and emotions are delicate and vivid. Without deliberately piling up flowery language, it easily pulls the reader into the world of the book, making them happy, joyful, and sad along with the characters. The author is truly a master at writing characters; each character is three-dimensional and full-bodied.

It's very well written; the author's writing style is excellent.

Very good! I don't know how to leave a comment

You're awesome, keep it up! 😘😘😘