Zhen Ruoxi Is Reborn and Kills Bu Bu, Shocking Her Heart

It's quite interesting, but I feel that the most outstanding character is actually Kangxi. It feels like I'm watching Kangxi's Tongwen. If all my enemies could end up with the same fate as Thirteen, imprisoned for life, with their whole bodies rotting to death, then I would definitely wake up from my dreams laughing, and I don't know how happy I would be. It would be great if the enemies who defrauded me of my money and then raked it out and slandered me could commit suicide like Zhang Xiao and then really die. Now the police are basically dismissing the cases for less than five figures, which makes me angry and helpless. The author describes Yinqi's psychology very vividly, whether he feels that as long as he can defeat the opponent, he will feel good even if he is equally miserable, or when he sees the opponent losing power, he wants to add another kick to send him to death. It would be impossible to write down such a realistic idea about the neglected mental journey of a family with many children. Including Yinreng, who is completely spoiled and will not really reflect on himself until he is punished, but only regrets that his treatment has been reduced. To be honest, although I really like the character of Kangxi, it was really cool to see Yinreng being unfilial and being so angry that he burst into tears in front of the audience. After all, in terms of punishment, it is obvious that he still has some control over Liang Jiugong and Yin Reng. Instead, he is angry at the people who were actively bewitched by the prince, thinking, "My son can't be that bad, it must be you who don't have the face to encourage him."

The author has put a lot of effort into making each character's dialogue and thinking consistent with history and logic. Even the words used by the onlookers are very similar to those of the old Beijing banner people. The folk customs of the Qing Dynasty are also vividly displayed on the page. It is not comparable to ordinary time travel and resurrection novels.

Well... Like Shi Tongwen, Ruoxi doesn't write much. ... There are too many bugs. I don't know if the author was confused or if it was assisted by AI.

The author is so powerful. I searched online while reading it, and it basically conforms to the original historical facts, and the wording is appropriate, as if it really happened. The writing is so good, my God.

The introduction really touched my heart. The original female protagonist was so frivolous that I was so angry that I couldn't sleep. So I found a fan book and read it to relieve my anger.

Immortal product. I don't know how the relationship between 15 and Ruoxi will be shaped. At present, it is probably a brother-sister relationship. Even though they were married, it was Ruoxi who paid the most.

The author writes Zhang Xiao very vividly. That charming and charming man's demeanor is almost the same as Yuan Xiaoshu.

It's actually a newly opened book, and the author is very quick to update it [crying] [crying]

This one, I think it's written more like an analytical version of the original hahahahaha

It must be praised and encouraged to encourage the author to continue writing! Take good care of that Ruoxi