[Rebirth + Machiavellianism + Running in both directions]
The fifth princess is reborn as a nineteen-year-old. In her previous life, she lost everything in exchange for the throne. In this life, she wants to cut off all the threads before tragedy occurs.
Protect the Li family, clear the emperor's side, and seize the imperial power - she wants everyone to survive that hurdle.
Including the person who died before the merger of the two countries in the previous life, the proton Wei Luozheng who was sent to the Yue Kingdom.
But... Fate seems to be irreversible...
Reader comments
The rebirth of a Machiavellian strong woman is an enduring type of cool novel in ancient Chinese novels. The setting of two-way running avoids the common stereotypes of female rivalry and abuse of female protagonists in ancient Chinese novels. The 1v1 emotional line is also in line with current readers' preferences and is not easy to fall into trouble. The heroine no longer has a love brain after being reborn. She holds the memory of her past life to lay out the strategy. The male protagonist and the female protagonist join forces to redeem each other. There is no supporting role that forcibly reduces intelligence. The exciting points and the emotional line can go hand in hand.
The rebirth of a Machiavellian strong woman is an enduring type of cool novel in ancient Chinese novels. The setting of two-way running avoids the common stereotypes of female rivalry and abuse of female protagonists in ancient Chinese novels. The 1v1 emotional line is also in line with current readers' preferences and is not easy to fall into trouble. The heroine no longer has a love brain after being reborn. She holds the memory of her past life to lay out the strategy. The male protagonist and the female protagonist join forces to redeem each other. There is no supporting role that forcibly reduces intelligence. The exciting points and the emotional line can go hand in hand.
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