The Reborn Empress Gets a Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic Storyline

As Cao Lao said, "Full of absurd words, a handful of bitter tears." That was my first thought after reading this article. I stumbled upon this author's work by chance. I initially assumed their sharp and skillful writing style indicated a seasoned author, but I was surprised to find comments on their first book. This meant I had no other books to read, just to pass the time.

Having read too many cultivation novels, I wanted a change of pace and found this one. I finished it in one night. The author's writing style and plot are truly excellent. My only regret is that I felt it was unnecessary to kill off Baozhu. Regarding other readers' complaints about the lack of romance, I want to say that it was precisely because of the limited romance that I decided to continue…

It's not about indulging in love, nor about being entangled in resentment. Instead, she strives to break free from this cage, peeling away the cocoon others have laid for her bit by bit, to touch that real and delicate world. To live a life that is not defined by conventional gender or controlled by others, and to bravely shoulder the responsibilities bestowed upon us by fate.

This book gave me a feeling of being back in high school reading physical books. Each character has their own obsessions and their own helplessness. The night may be cold, but there will always be dawn if you keep moving forward. Keep going!

An inverted V. I bow deeply to thank everyone for your continued support!

The first few chapters were a bit off; the female lead seemed like an absolute hopeless romantic. But as the focus shifted more towards court politics, it started to get better. I'm really curious about where the book goes later; being an empress isn't easy! After reading so many novels with systems, rebirth, transmigration, and cheat codes, I now prefer this kind of story about a local character without any special advantages.

I was fooled by the book title; the author's writing is superb.

The book is good, but its title is a shame. Most importantly, Baozhu's fate is so tragic. I'll just focus on this one for now; it's too painful to watch. 😣

I wanted to check out the author's other books, but there weren't any (ノ=Д=)ノ┻━┻ This is the first one!

It's been so long since the last update... If the author just updates daily on time, securing a top-ten or even top-three ranking in monthly votes shouldn't be a problem, right?