Ling Yi became emperor at seventeen, then was reborn.
Seventeen years ago, he betrayed Hua Xin for the throne.
When they met again seventeen years later, Hua Xin, who had once stood shoulder to shoulder with him and pointed her sword at the world, had become a six-year-old child who knew nothing.
What was he to do with his love?
Between his mother's family, Hua Xin, and the tides of the world, how should Ling Yi choose?
This is the story of an emperor who gets to start over and choose his life again. The protagonist isn't a scumbag, and the love interest isn't unreasonable. One-on-one romance, happy ending.
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This story is from the protagonist's point of view. This story is from the protagonist's point of view. This story is from the protagonist's point of view. [The important things are said three times]
This story is scheduled to go VIP on August 8 at 12:30 p.m. There will be three chapters that day. Thank you all for your support and encouragement. *Bows*
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When I first read this article, I felt that I liked this style. It is a serious drama about the ancient court, with solemn and simple grand scenes. As I continued reading, I found that the author's idea was quite clever. In addition to the obvious rebirth, he also added some elements of house fighting, so this article, which was originally unpopular today, became a popular article. Although there are many rebirth articles nowadays, and some authors and works are really suspected of deliberately adding them to keep up with the trend, this article does not seem to be the case. The rebirth designed by the author is really an indispensable part of this article. The environments faced by the protagonists before and after rebirth are also strikingly contrasted in various aspects. There are similarities and changes, which are clearly shown to the readers through the psychological activities of the protagonists. Some changes are also very dramatic. For example, the first encounter between Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou in this life was carefully arranged by the protagonist Xiao Gong and brought them to their childhood earlier. This kind of design and description are very popular with readers and are full of ups and downs.
Then, this article can be regarded as somewhat unique among rebirth articles, and it is also due to the author's brave attempt to make the protagonist Xiao Gong be reborn in his childhood, instead of directly meeting the protagonist Xiao Shou in the previous life.
Teenage years. This is different from ordinary rebirth novels, but it is very clever. It does not slow down the rhythm of the emotional scenes, advances the age at which Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou meet, and also advances the period when family feuds are involved. These arrangements and settings, including the comparison between the two lives before and after rebirth, make readers enjoy the story.
Another highlight is the protagonist's small attack that has been mentioned many times before. This article is about the protagonist Gong, one of the few in Danmei. Xiao Gong is very domineering, and at first glance he is Xiao Gong. Even if I went straight to the main text without reading the text carefully at first, I could easily find that the protagonist is a Gong Jun. The essays written by the author are very tasteful and are bound to arouse the favor of many fans of the protagonist. In fact, I also like to read the protagonist's essays. However, I still have to say it objectively. The characters designed by the author have a slightly facial makeup tendency. The difference between gong and shou is very conspicuous, but there are slight similarities between one gong and another gong, and one shou and another shou. For example, the protagonist Ling Yi and his uncle's foreign lover are both gong jun, and they both look cool and cool, while Hua Xin and his uncle are both shou, and they look like handsome young men who need the care of Xiao Gong. Although it is said that the protagonist Xiao Gong has become an emperor in the previous life, it is natural to be domineering, and the lover of the uncle is the leader of the witch sect. It is understandable that the leader is domineering, but it feels a little like one person, and after seeing too many cool and domineering Xiao Gong, it can't help but feel a bit boring. This becomes the shortcoming of the article.
In fact, the characters portrayed by the author are quite delicate. Each character looks reasonable within their own frame, with their own detailed psychological activities and stances. However, if you step out of their frames and compare them horizontally, you will find that they are a bit stereotyped. The protagonist Xiao Gong also has the characteristics of a "male version of Mary Sue", or the heroic color of American personal heroism. Even after being reborn, he is only a nine-year-old child, and he is still in adversity, but he behaves so arrogantly and has everything under control. Not only that, the author also repeatedly shows how domineering and ruthless the protagonist Xiao Gong is from the perspectives of other characters, and even describes it from the perspective of a passerby. When I saw such a beautiful young man who looked like a golden boy but had a devilish expression, the passers-by were so scared that they didn't dare to look at him a second time and hurried away. Later, from the perspective of my uncle's lover, the leader of the witch sect, they were surprised and praised him, saying how rare, domineering and emperor-like a nine-year-old boy like the protagonist Xiao Gong is. . . . . . . I couldn't help but sigh loudly, are you annoyed? ! Originally, I had no objection to this little attack, but after so many others repeated the effect that the author deliberately created, I couldn't help but feel annoyed.
I personally feel that if the author really wants to create such a cool, ruthless, domineering and arrogant Gongjun, it would be better to delay his age after his rebirth and not put it on a nine-year-old child who should be very cute. It would be too inconsistent. Moreover, after the rebirth, due to the repeated portrayal of these characteristics of Xiao Gong, the pace seems to be a bit slow. Although there are many intense and ups and downs plots such as plots and house fights, and the age at which Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou meet has been advanced, the repeated rendering and repeated stacking effects of the author's literary and artistic writing style will inevitably make some readers feel a bit bored.
If the author had followed the pace of the opening chapters, it would have been very long and had a larger structure. However, this article ended when it was over 160,000 words long, and the pace of subsequent chapters also accelerated. It is a pity that the author failed to unify the two chapters. I personally feel that the overall structure of this article is good. In fact, the author does not need to write such a short ending. The subsequent chapters can also be spread out. It would be great to write a longer and grand ancient style Danmei. However, the author has his own plan, and the article also has a good ending (I haven't seen the end yet, but I can guess that the cool and domineering Xiao Gong and his beloved Xiao Shou in this life should have a good ending), so that's it.
Finally, I would like to say that the feeling after reading this article is just as the author said in the copywriting. If you don't attack it, you can't accept it. This article is very good-looking, with a story and plot. I will continue to read the article, and I also look forward to the author writing more and better works! : D
Is there still an update? It's been 19 years, madam, please update.
I have completely forgotten the previous plot...
The next update... Will it be four months later? ! Wait…
But it's back! How long have you been waiting for? ! Don't you feel a little bit guilty? ! There should be a little more! Comfort our fragile hearts that have been waiting for a long time... Hehehe... Just come back! Throw flowers!
Come back soon for updates!
It's been here for a long time... When will it be updated? ! Wait and wait... O(∩_∩)O
The update is just too slow.
Very nice article, I hope I can update it more frequently
When I first read this article, I felt that I liked this style. It is a serious drama about the ancient court, with solemn and simple grand scenes. As I continued reading, I found that the author's idea was quite clever. In addition to the obvious rebirth, he also added some elements of house fighting, so this article, which was originally unpopular today, became a popular article. Although there are many rebirth articles nowadays, and some authors and works are really suspected of deliberately adding them to keep up with the trend, this article does not seem to be the case. The rebirth designed by the author is really an indispensable part of this article. The environments faced by the protagonists before and after rebirth are also strikingly contrasted in various aspects. There are similarities and changes, which are clearly shown to the readers through the psychological activities of the protagonists. Some changes are also very dramatic. For example, the first encounter between Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou in this life was carefully arranged by the protagonist Xiao Gong and brought them to their childhood earlier. This kind of design and description are very popular with readers and are full of ups and downs. Then, this article can be regarded as somewhat unique among rebirth articles, and it is also due to the author's brave attempt to make the protagonist Xiao Gong be reborn in his childhood, instead of directly meeting the protagonist Xiao Shou in the previous life. Teenage years. This is different from ordinary rebirth novels, but it is very clever. It does not slow down the rhythm of the emotional scenes, advances the age at which Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou meet, and also advances the period when family feuds are involved. These arrangements and settings, including the comparison between the two lives before and after rebirth, make readers enjoy the story. Another highlight is the protagonist's small attack that has been mentioned many times before. This article is about the protagonist Gong, one of the few in Danmei. Xiao Gong is very domineering, and at first glance he is Xiao Gong. Even if I went straight to the main text without reading the text carefully at first, I could easily find that the protagonist is a Gong Jun. The essays written by the author are very tasteful and are bound to arouse the favor of many fans of the protagonist. In fact, I also like to read the protagonist's essays. However, I still have to say it objectively. The characters designed by the author have a slightly facial makeup tendency. The difference between gong and shou is very conspicuous, but there are slight similarities between one gong and another gong, and one shou and another shou. For example, the protagonist Ling Yi and his uncle's foreign lover are both gong jun, and they both look cool and cool, while Hua Xin and his uncle are both shou, and they look like handsome young men who need the care of Xiao Gong. Although it is said that the protagonist Xiao Gong has become an emperor in the previous life, it is natural to be domineering, and the lover of the uncle is the leader of the witch sect. It is understandable that the leader is domineering, but it feels a little like one person, and after seeing too many cool and domineering Xiao Gong, it can't help but feel a bit boring. This becomes the shortcoming of the article. In fact, the characters portrayed by the author are quite delicate. Each character looks reasonable within their own frame, with their own detailed psychological activities and stances. However, if you step out of their frames and compare them horizontally, you will find that they are a bit stereotyped. The protagonist Xiao Gong also has the characteristics of a "male version of Mary Sue", or the heroic color of American personal heroism. Even after being reborn, he is only a nine-year-old child, and he is still in adversity, but he behaves so arrogantly and has everything under control. Not only that, the author also repeatedly shows how domineering and ruthless the protagonist Xiao Gong is from the perspectives of other characters, and even describes it from the perspective of a passerby. When I saw such a beautiful young man who looked like a golden boy but had a devilish expression, the passers-by were so scared that they didn't dare to look at him a second time and hurried away. Later, from the perspective of my uncle's lover, the leader of the witch sect, they were surprised and praised him, saying how rare, domineering and emperor-like a nine-year-old boy like the protagonist Xiao Gong is. . . . . . . I couldn't help but sigh loudly, are you annoyed? ! Originally, I had no objection to this little attack, but after so many others repeated the effect that the author deliberately created, I couldn't help but feel annoyed. I personally feel that if the author really wants to create such a cool, ruthless, domineering and arrogant Gongjun, it would be better to delay his age after his rebirth and not put it on a nine-year-old child who should be very cute. It would be too inconsistent. Moreover, after the rebirth, due to the repeated portrayal of these characteristics of Xiao Gong, the pace seems to be a bit slow. Although there are many intense and ups and downs plots such as plots and house fights, and the age at which Xiao Gong and Xiao Shou meet has been advanced, the repeated rendering and repeated stacking effects of the author's literary and artistic writing style will inevitably make some readers feel a bit bored. If the author had followed the pace of the opening chapters, it would have been very long and had a larger structure. However, this article ended when it was over 160,000 words long, and the pace of subsequent chapters also accelerated. It is a pity that the author failed to unify the two chapters. I personally feel that the overall structure of this article is good. In fact, the author does not need to write such a short ending. The subsequent chapters can also be spread out. It would be great to write a longer and grand ancient style Danmei. However, the author has his own plan, and the article also has a good ending (I haven't seen the end yet, but I can guess that the cool and domineering Xiao Gong and his beloved Xiao Shou in this life should have a good ending), so that's it. Finally, I would like to say that the feeling after reading this article is just as the author said in the copywriting. If you don't attack it, you can't accept it. This article is very good-looking, with a story and plot. I will continue to read the article, and I also look forward to the author writing more and better works! : D
Is there still an update? It's been 19 years, madam, please update.
I have completely forgotten the previous plot...
The next update... Will it be four months later? ! Wait…
But it's back! How long have you been waiting for? ! Don't you feel a little bit guilty? ! There should be a little more! Comfort our fragile hearts that have been waiting for a long time... Hehehe... Just come back! Throw flowers!
Come back soon for updates!
It's been here for a long time... When will it be updated? ! Wait and wait... O(∩_∩)O
The update is just too slow.
Very nice article, I hope I can update it more frequently
Why hasn't it been updated yet? Urgent ~