The Princess's Transformation (Reborn)

It's not as good as "Daily Life of a Tyrant," and the characters are a bit inconsistent, especially the female lead's mother, who is a completely inexplicable tragedy. She's already a princess, so why does she still need to be a spy? If she didn't love the female lead's father at all, was a scumbag mother, and still loved the emperor of Jiang Kingdom and was willing to be a spy, that would be one thing. But why does she do something so harmful and self-defeating?

I finished it in one go, but it's a real pity about Ji Yaonie. He's a pervert, but also very attractive. Why can't the female lead have both of them? Just two men, that's all!

Is the tragedy of her mother something that the female protagonist, reborn, could have avoided but did absolutely nothing? It doesn't seem like there's any mother-daughter bond at all. First, she suspects her mother of having an affair but does nothing. The queen's mother-in-law is a princess of the Jiang Kingdom, and her husband's stepmother didn't steal any secrets for the Jiang Kingdom.

To me, this description sounds so Mary Sue-ish...

Mark... I think I saw this chapter last time...

It's all so confusing, I'm dizzy.

Pudding, are there any more side stories about Ji Ling? I feel so sorry for him...

Ji Ling is so cool!!!

It's so good, but it's too short. It would be so much better if it were a longer article.

I cried so hard during Ji Ling's part, sob sob.