[Fate-bound pair + male lead reborn twenty times + palace intrigue + sweet romance]
Tan Ji went from an abandoned prince in the Cold Palace to a tyrant who united the six kingdoms in just ten years.
Just as he was cultivating his mind and body and preparing to admire the beauties sent as tribute from the kingdoms, he died.
When he opened his eyes again, he decided not to be swayed by beauty and worked diligently to expand his territory. Then he died again.
Every time he was reborn, he returned to the same morning court, facing the same pile of memorials.
The same remonstrations, the same time of day, the same death.
He had never been entirely sane, and this drove him further and further into madness.
At last, after dying countless times, he found the cause.
His life was bound to that of a maid.
On his twenty-first time, he was reborn again.
He just wanted to know: how could anyone in the world be so easy to kill?
Both male and female protagonists are clean, but the female protagonist is not a tool 😳 I copied what a passerby said, and I quite agree! This is the love I want from the male protagonist to the female protagonist! There is no self-righteous sweet pet who thinks that the heroine does not need to do anything and that having enough food and clothing is what is best for her. Instead, teach her strategy, give her force, and let her take power. I admit that the hero, you really love the heroine. The male protagonist makes the female protagonist fat and healthy, and even serves the female protagonist. But this is not the male protagonist's perspective! It is written in a world centered on the heroine. If this is chosen this way, I feel it will be more attractive to readers! I haven't finished watching it yet, but the heroine got drunk later and revealed what happened. This world is a game. The male protagonist actually had no suspicion, but instead tried to find a solution for the female protagonist! Just love the heroine like this 🤭 The previous words are quite funny, I recommend everyone to read it! If you have anything to ask, you can ask me. I'm still reading it. After reading it, I will probably review it, but I don't know if the heroine will go home later. I'm a little afraid of the ending. I don't want a cliché like the heroine staying in ancient times for the hero. I don't want to say anything when I see this.
"In this dark world, it's enough for me to be alone." He The subject matter is very novel, the author's writing style is good, and I can read it easily and fluently. The heroine is a very cute and cute girl, and she is very optimistic, cheerful and open-minded. The hero is a tyrant with a bit of a dank attribute. In the early stage, he was helpless to the heroine due to the transfer of pain. Later, he evolved to protect her out of instinct. The emotional lines are clearly written. Then the heroine is emotionally dull (?) Or she dare not face it because she is afraid that once she becomes bound to this world, she will not be willing to leave. Although the male protagonist hesitated to help the female protagonist return home, he finally chose to help her go home, just like what my title said. The article is quite funny and heartwarming to read, I personally like it very much. Regarding perspective, it is God. Uh-huh, I still hope the author can make a sequel. I really want to continue reading the story of the two of them. (My personal opinion is for reference only. I respect different opinions. If you feel dissatisfied or disagree with me after reading my comments, please don't be angry or attack me. I only express my views from my reading perspective. The considerations are inevitably one-sided and do not represent the merits of the work itself. Respect all different interpretations and preferences.)
It's pretty good, but is this considered the male protagonist's perspective? It feels like the male protagonist's character is more complete.
It's a really interesting novel. This is the first time I've read this type of novel. Unfortunately, there are too few of them. Keep it up! The interaction between the protagonists is so interesting
Well, it's quite bland, because the heroine can't feel pain, so there is no plot that describes the pain of being injured (I don't like this kind of thing. Some people just write a chapter or two about how painful it is when they are obviously slightly injured, and then they start to get hurt again, and it feels like they are hurting throughout the book.). It feels like it is a bit dual-perspective, because the pain of the heroine is transmitted to the male protagonist, so it feels like there are quite a few perspectives of the male protagonist. But I feel that the background is relatively flat and lifeless. Is it because this is a game? The life experience of the male protagonist is quite typical, and the characters are quite vivid. Mainly the male protagonist Jie (I really don't understand what happened to the male protagonist Jie in these ancient novels, which is originally a fictional novel), and I don't think the male protagonist is a tyrant, and I feel that he is a pretty good person. There is actually nothing new in the plot. It is very bland from beginning to end, with no frame-up or unexpected plot. But it's not boring, it's quite engaging, and it ends just when you're about to get tired of it. Is there any extra story? In the end, we just met each other in real life and it ended 😘
I've read half of it now, and I feel pretty good about it. Oops, it's obviously good, but no one has read it. I'm afraid the author has stopped updating 🤦.
This setting is so delicious [admiration] for both men and women. I first read the comic on Douyin, so I switched to reading the novel. It's not too delicious. I really like this setting. The plot is very smooth and reasonable. The whole process does not make people feel that it is necessary to be like this. In the end, the female protagonist did not choose to stay in ancient times, but returned to the modern era, and the male protagonist also passed. Although it is the last chapter, I look forward to the extra chapter 💕
I'm so cute. [Admiration] What a cute little fish. This little fish is so cute. The male protagonist has always loved him. I've read more than a hundred chapters. It's probably because the male protagonist has been protecting Xiaoyu from getting hurt and having a good meal and rest. Xiaoyu uses his modern thinking to help the male protagonist manage the country better. All in all, it's very sweet. I hope to go back to modern times and take the male protagonist back as a servant [give my heart] and continue to take care of our little fish.
The setting is quite interesting. He is the male protagonist with the best personality I have ever seen. He protects the female protagonist as if he were himself (even though she is really herself). It is very heart-warming. Moreover, he doesn't care about any areas where I thought there might be misunderstandings or sadistic feelings. He gave very good answers. He has no other problems except not being lustful. However, the plot is still a bit too bland. It just writes about daily life and so on. Although Xiaoyu is very cute, there seems to be nothing particularly attractive about the character.
This is really the best novel I have ever read. The male and female protagonists are both good. I especially like the female protagonist's character. The male protagonist is really good to the female protagonist. He always thinks about the female protagonist no matter what. As long as the female protagonist is happy, this is a real female novel. I hope there will be a sequel soon. I haven't seen enough 😫😫😫😫😫 I especially want to see them in modern times