The Tyrant Across the Street

The heroine was burned to death by her half-sister just to steal the heroine's fiancé. She was reborn in the 12-year-old daughter of the same clan whose mother died of illness. Unexpectedly, this legitimate daughter was also reborn, and the heroine had the memories of her original life. Later, she met the male protagonist by chance and became neighbors across from the heroine. After a lot of twists and turns, the heroine and the male protagonist finally got married. The 12-year-old female protagonist and the 20-year-old male protagonist in the previous part, no matter how you look at it, you don't think that the male protagonist will Falling in love with a 12-year-old heroine is a bit far-fetched. What follows is a fight at home after the heroine gets married, followed by a battle for the throne, in which the heroine tells the hero that she is reborn, and finally the hero wins the throne and becomes the new emperor. After that, there is a palace fight where the heroine becomes a queen. There is also a period of various scuffles between the maids in the palace, and then she becomes the palace maid who is close to the heroine. Although the ending is a happy ending, it still feels like it ends in a hurry. The female protagonist is more of a Virgin type. The troubles and pitfalls left by the Virgin are all filled by the male protagonist. If there is no male protagonist, the female protagonist may have to be reborn again, and she deserves to be burned to death at the beginning. Let's make do. If you like to read in a daze, you can still read it.